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SUMMER KIDS
your guide to overnight + day camps
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2019
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Through sports,
arts, outdoor
adventure
and aquatics,
Camp Haverim
participants
build lifelong
friendships,
Camp listings independence
and self-
esteem.
6 ACADEMIC + TECH COURTESY OF
MERAGE JEWISH
COMMUNITY
CENTER
9 ARTS
11 FAITH-BASED
12 LANGUAGE
13 O.C. CITIES
16 SLEEPAWAY
+ OVERNIGHT How to find the best
18 SPECIALTY
20 SPORTS + OUTDOORS
camp for your child
24 SWIMMING
+ WATERSPORTS
10 things to factor a sport, art, music, horseback riding or
science.
is to go to a horse camp. If swimming is
something that’s important, you want
into your choice Here are 10 things to consider:
Seek your child’s opinion! By in-
cluding your kids in the decision-making
to look for something that has a pool,”
says Erin Johnson, outdoor program
manager and camp director for the Girl
process and exploring options together, Scouts of Orange County (GSOC), which
STAFF By Amy Bentley
amybentley1@me.com
they will have less anxiety about attend- runs day, weekend and summer camps
ing camp. Many camps have websites at GSOC’s Camp Scherman in the San
Y
Editor ou’ve made the big decision with photos, menus, maps and other de- Jacinto Mountains. (These camps are
to send your child to camp tails. Go online with your child and open to all girls, not just Girl Scouts.)
JEFFREY MILLER this summer — so now what? check out some camp websites, suggests Day camp or sleepaway camp?
Photo editor How do you decide if your Tom Rosenberg, president and CEO of Is your child ready and mature enough
child is better off at a day camp or ma- the American Camp Association (ACA), for sleepaway camp? Younger kids could
MICHELE CARDON ture enough for sleepover camp? What the only independent national accredit- start with a day camp then work their
Writer should you consider when selecting the ing body for camps and a nationwide or- way up to a sleepover camp. Or, make
right camp for your child? And, once you ganization that shares camp resources. it a family affair. “I’m a big fan of fam-
AMY BENTLEY narrow the options down, what ques- Rosenberg added, “If you have the time ily camp. Family camp can be like a long
Listings tions should you ask the camp staff in and ability to visit some camps it’s a weekend. Family camp is on the rise and
advance so your family feels comfortable good idea. It gives your child the chance it’s very popular,” says Rosenberg.
JESSIE DAX-SETKUS with the camp you’ve selected? to see a camp and get excited in a tangi- Geographic location. The setting
Cover illustration There are many considerations when ble way.” or location for the camp might be im-
choosing the right camp. There are Consider your child’s interests. portant to your children, especially if
PAM JONES day camps, sleepaway camps, and coed Do you and your child prefer a tradi- they love the mountains or beach or they
small illustrations from camps or those just for boys or girls. tional camp that offers a wide variety of just want to be closer to home or fam-
You can opt for a one-week session, a experiences and activities, or a specialty ily. Consider the environment you want
istock.com two-week session or a month-long ses- camp? If your child loves soccer and your child to be in, how your child will
sion. There are traditional camps that wants to join a soccer league, then a soc- get to the camp, and convenience.
offer a range of activities and specialty cer camp might be a winning choice. “If Question the camp director or
camps focusing on a certain activity like a child is really into horses their best bet BEST » PAGE 5
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staff. Talk to camp directors and ask
to have that independence and be that
far away from them,” Johnson says. Girl
Scout camp sessions run from 5-17 days
What to bring and what to leave
questions about their camp. Ask what
the kids will do all day at the camp,
what the camp does in an emergency,
and 5 days is a good start for first-time
campers, typically in second grade,
Johnson says, adding, “It’s a really good
home (and the cellphone issue)
M
about the facilities, and what foods the opportunity for them to learn how to ost sleepaway camps will provide a of Orange County, said girls are allowed to
camp serves at mealtime. Ask about the do some things on their own.” Parents packing list of needed clothing and bring cellphones to Girl Scout camps be-
camp director’s background, how old should consider if the family has other supplies for campers, but there are a cause the girls like to use the cameras. As
the staffers are, about their training, summer plans as well. few other considerations when preparing long as that’s all they use on their phones,
and for a description of the camp’s phi- Special needs accommoda- kids for camp. And what about cellphones
losophy. “What kind of things do they tions. If your child has a medical con-
it’s OK, Johnson says, noting that there is
and personal electronics? no cellphone service for kids at the camp
offer? What kind of things do they not? dition, emotional need, dietary restric-
What values do you have? How do they tions or a disability, discuss this with
“Try not to bring the kitchen sink but anyway. GSOC informs parents that if the
communicate with you? What if your the camp director to learn how your just the things the child needs. This is cellphone is broken or lost, GSOC is not li-
child has some homesickness, how do child will be accommodated. “Most where kids learn to take care of your able.
they handle that? What about the med- camps strive every year to be more in- things,” says Tom Johnson says her staff doesn’t want
ical staff, how do they care for the med- clusive,” Rosenberg says. Rosenberg, president the girls on their cellphones all day. “We
ical needs at camp?” says Rosenberg. Budget. 93 percent of ACA-accred- and CEO of the advertise this as an opportunity for the
Johnson added, “Parents need to be ited camps offer some level of finan- American Camp girls to unplug from daily life and immerse
willing to let their kid have an expe- cial scholarship to families, says Association. themselves in the experience of camp. So
rience without them but also be will- Rosenberg. Ask the camps you are He suggests many times the kids are not able to get
ing to ask questions. Reach out to those considering if they offer scholar- that campers outside. We know that kids spend as few
directors, have a list of questions and ships, discounts for things like leave home as 30 minutes a day outside. Let’s be ac-
meet their director or have a conference early registration, multiple enroll- valuables like tive and engage and live in that moment
call, if they have any concerns or their ments from one family, or for late jewelry and
kid has special needs or dietary needs.” registration to fill an empty spot. at camp.”
things that Here are the main things included in a
Consider how structured the Also, find out if your church, syna- could be lost
camp and its programs are. Rosen- gogue or other civic organization of- sample packing list offered by the Amer-
or broken. ican Camp Association. Check with your
berg suggests these questions for the fers financial assistance. While you kids
camp direction on this subject: “What Is the camp accredited? It’s camp for their supply list or other recom-
may think they mendations:
does a typical day look like? What activ- best to select an ACA-accredited camp,
can’t be separated
ities do you offer and which are consid- which means the camp has undergone • Headgear: Baseball cap or sunhat,
ered choice activities that the child has a thorough review that covers many from their cellphones, camp
sunglasses, swimming goggles
some say in choosing? Can you share topics including staff training, the ra- is one place where personal tablets and
• Clothing: T-shirts and tank tops,
more about the culture of your camp?” tio of campers to staffers and safety cellphones really don’t belong. Accord-
ing to Rosenberg, over 90 percent of ACA- shorts, jeans, a jacket or hoodie, sweat-
Length of the camp session. procedures. The ACA is the only inde- shirts or a sweater, swimsuit, sleepwear,
This can depend on how long your child pendent national accrediting body for accredited camps the ACA surveyed last
year indicated they do not permit screen underwear
will feel comfortable being away from camps and is in its 70th year of publish- • Footwear: Sneakers or ten-
home and parents and the cost. “You ing minimum national standards for technology. “They are trying to create a
have to look at the readiness of the camps nationwide. “Camps are licensed human-powered environment and cre- nis shoes, sports shoes if needed, hiking
child and the parents,” says Johnson. at the state level and each state licenses ate an undistracted opportunity for kids boots, sandals or flip-flops, socks.
In Girl Scouts, girls typically start at- differently. Accreditation is the only to detox from screens and focus on being • Gear: Duffel bag or tote bags, can-
tending day camp, then go to a week- way that a parent knows in all 50 states themselves,” Rosenberg explains. “Some- teen or reusable water bottle, flashlight
end camp during the school year, then that the camp meets all minimum stan- times it’s hard for parents to let go and let and extra batteries, pen and paper, com-
progress to a sleepover camp. “More of- dards,” Rosenberg says. Accreditation is kids have an independent experience.” pass. Ask the camp about specific gear
ten than not it’s the parents who are not voluntary. If a camp is not accredited, If the kids are traveling to an overnight needed for activities or sports (such as a
ready for their kids to go to camp and ask them why not. Johnson noted that camp, the camp might store their per- personal tennis racquet, hiking boots, soc-
sonal cellphones and give them back to cer cleats, horseback riding gear and the
The Garden Grove like).
Main Library kicked the campers when they go home, Rosen-
berg says. He believes it’s important for • Bed and bath: Ask the camp
off its summer
library challenge children to experience daily social time whether towels and bedding materials are
last year with with friends and develop relationships in provided. Pack a sleeping bag, sheet, blan-
a Bubble Blast person, not digitally. He noted that many ket, pillow, shower towel, laundry bag.
in Community campers comment that they enjoyed • Bathroom kit: Hairbrush or comb,
Center Park. For weeks away from social media and texts. shampoo, soap, hand sanitizer, deodor-
information on this “Camp is an important place to learn to be ant, toothbrush and toothpaste, bug re-
summer’s library a part of a community.” pellent, sunblock, shaving supplies, femi-
events, visit ocpl. Erin Johnson, outdoor program man- nine products
org. ager and camp director for the Girl Scouts — Amy Bentley
PHOTO BY SAM
GANGWER, ORANGE
COUNTY REGISTER/ Don’t forget to pack sun protection anytime your
SCNG kids will be outside for at least part of the day.
PHOTO BY GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO
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academic + tech
ACADEMIC CHESS & STRATEGIC KIDS tions: Beacon Park, Eastwood, Oak Creek,
SUMMER CAMP Portola Springs, Stone Creek and Stone-
• Ages: Elementary school aged gate, 7-8 Locations: Jeffrey Trail MS, Ran-
• One-week sessions June 24-Aug. 16 cho San Joaquin MS, and Sierra Vista MS
• Orange Coast College cafeteria, 2701 • Session B — July 9- July 26 K-6 Loca-
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa tions: Beacon Park, Eastwood, Oak Creek,
Portola Springs, 7-8 Locations: Rancho San
• 949-545-8146 Joaquin MS, Sierra Vista MS, and Venado
• www.strategickids.com MS. One week Specialty Camps will also be
The camp offers a variety of morning and available throughout the summer. Registra-
afternoon programs, including chess, Mad tion for Summer 2018 doesn’t open until
Scientist Chemistry Lab, Lego Architecture March 19
and the Science of Magic. • 949-812-7225
• www.ipsfacademy.org/sea
ADVENTURES IN STEM SCIENCE CAMP Over 400 Enrichment classes for el-
• Ages: 7-14 ementary and middle school students in art,
• Session 1: June 10-14 | Session 2: June music, science, math, reading and writ-
17-21 | Session 3: June 24-28 Drop-off: ing, languages, sports, drama, and STEM.
7:30-8:30 a.m.; Pick-up: 4-4:30 p.m. High school academic camps develop skills
• The Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education Cen- students need for high school and college.
ter | 2 Irvine Park Road, Orange, CA 92869 Held throughout the Irvine Unified School
District.
• 714-923-3191
• outdooreducationcenter.org COURTESY OF PLANETBRAVO JSERRA LION ENGAGE
Activities include nature hikes, mining, PlanetBravo campers learn how to make their own Virtual Reality games using the Unity
sustainability, astronomy, zip lining, archery, 3D tool. SUMMER PROGRAM
swimming, and arts and crafts. • Ages: Sixth to eighth grade
Aug. 5-9. up or get ahead in academic classes while • Session I June 17-July 5 | Session II July
CAMP PEGASUS also providing unique elective choices such 8-25
• 1575 W. Marble St., Anaheim; 5310 E. La
• Ages: 4-14; pre-K through 8th grade Palma Ave., Anaheim Hills; 12421 Newport as art, music or yoga. Tutoring is personal- • 26351 Junipero Serra Road, San Juan
Ave., North Tustin; 2200 W. Sequoia Ave., ized for each student’s schedule. Capistrano
• Session 1: June 24-Aug. 2; Session 2:
July 9-20; Session 3: July 23-Aug. 3 Anaheim • 949-493-9307, ext. 1122
• 19692 Lexington Lane, Huntington Beach • summer department 714-234-2757 or the ID TECH CAMPS • jserra.org/lionengage
general school 714-765-6300 • Ages: 7-18 Middle school students will participate in
• 714-964-1224
• fairmontsummerprograms.com hands-on learning in various subjects such
• thepegasusschool.org • June 17-Aug. 2 Cal State Long Beach
Choose from weekly summer camps as business, medicine, engineering, law,
A wide variety of summer classes is of- • June 17- July 26 Saddleback College visual and performing arts. The week will
that combine academic and enrichment
fered, including photography, debate, robot- activities, or a six-week academic program • June 17- Aug. 2 Cal Poly Pomona end with a showcase open to parents and
ics, cooking and art. that offers individualized attention in read- • June 17- Aug. 23 UC Irvine, other pro- families.
ing, writing and mathematics. Addition- grams available at this location are an Alexa
CODE REV ally, there will be enrichment workshops Café: all girls camp focused on social activ- ORANGE LUTHERAN SUMMER SCHOOL
• Ages: 6-14 that cover a variety of themes such as art, ism and tech & ID Game Design & Develop- • Ages: First to 12th grade
• June 10-Aug.2 Irvine/Newport Beach fashion, science and sports. Or spend the ment Academy: an intensive camp aimed at
summer in college prep courses. getting startup experience for pre-college • 2222 N. Santiago Blvd., Orange
• www.coderevkids.com/tech-camps students • Semester 1: June 13-28, Semester 2: July
Weeklong summer tech camps for bud- • 888-709-8324 8-23
ding programmers, future video game de- FUSION ACADEMY
• 714-998-5151, ext. 669
signers, app developers, robotics engineers, • Ages: Kindergarten to college • internaldrive.com
• lhsoc.org/summer
3D modelers and animators and just plain • Summer school dates and times are flex- This program offers more than 40 STEM
technology fans. ible, best to just call Fusion directly courses in programming, video game The 4-day camp opportunities for young-
design, robotics, web design, 3D printing, er children vary but encompass athletic &
• 7711 Center Ave., Suite 120, Huntington visual media activities. Summer program
Beach; 657-200-2300 filmmaking and more. Day and overnight
FAIRMONT SUMMER PROGRAM provides relevant classes to students who
• 23456 Madero, Suite 140, Mission Viejo; camp options available. Course options vary
• Ages: 4-18 by weekend offered and location. need to remediate grades to meet gradu-
949-716-7384 ation or college admission requirements.
• Preschool and elementary — Week 1:
June 10-14; Week 2: June 17-21; Week 3: • 1601 Pacific Coast Highway Suite 260 | Incoming freshmen can use the program to
June 24-28;, Week 4: July 1-5; Week 5: Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 | 310.376.5139 IPSF SUMMER ENRICHMENT ACADEMY bridge to a higher-level course that is of-
July 8-12; Week 6: July 15-19; Week 7: July • fusionacademy.com • Ages: Kindergarten to 12th grade fered when school starts. The program also
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22-26; Week 8: July 29-Aug. 2; Week 9: These programs allow students to catch • Session A — June 13- July 2: K-6 Loca-
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FROM PAGE 6 • 215 N. Harbor Blvd. Anaheim
• 714-772-1363; stcatherinesacademy.org
SUMMER ADVENTURE
offers a college essay workshop. Summer Enrichment Program offers
math and language arts classes in the SUMMER CAMP
PLANETBRAVO TECHNOTAINMENT morning, followed by sports, recreational JUNE 10 – AUGUST 9
activities, military activities and off-cam-
CAMP
• Ages: Second to ninth grade
pus outings for the rest of the day. Summer SUMMER SCHOOL
Leadership camp physically and mentally JUNE 24 – JULY 25
• June 24-Aug 9 one week sessions challenges campers while immersing them
• 4947 Alton Pkwy Irvine, Ca 92604 in a complete leadership learning environ-
• 310-443-7607 ment. HIGH SCHOOL
• planetbravo.com UC-APPROVED COURSES
PlanetBravo brings fun, engaging tech- SUMMER AT SAGE HILL SCHOOL JUNE 25 – JULY 11 &
nology instruction that boosts kids’ con- • Ages: 5- 14 (Program dependent) JULY 16 – AUGUST 1
fidence and gives them multimedia skills • 20402 Newport Coast Drive, Newport
with their friends. Kids learn to code, makeCoast ENRICHMENT WORKSHOPS
movies, build robots, modding minecraft • Week 1: July 8-12, week 2 July 15-19,
and more. JUNE 10 – AUGUST 16
week 3 July 22-26
• 949-219-0100 or sagehillschool.org
PROJECT SCIENTIST Students from the area can immerse
• Ages: Girls 4-12 themselves in credit or noncredit classes,
• Session 1: June 24-28, Session 2 July 1-5 workshops, and academics, arts and athlet-
• Concordia University, 1530 Concordia, ics camps.
Irvine PRESCHOOL
• 704-313-9118 SUMMER KNIGHTS DAY CAMP
• projectscientist.org • Ages: Preschool to eighth grade THROUGH
Over six weeks students are immersed • 32451 Bear Brand Road, Laguna Niguel HIGH SCHOOL
in STEM learning from a curriculum tailored • June 10-Aug. 2
to that week’s theme. Themes this year: All • 949-276-6700; st-anne.org
Aboard! Transportation: Past, Present and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Camp at St. Anne School will include a
Future, Coding & Gaming, Genetics, DNA balance of light academics, arts and crafts,
and Dissection, How It’s Made, Robotics & recreation, sports and field trips.
AI and Science of Crime.
SYLVAN SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS
RUSSIAN SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS
• Ages: Preschool to 12th grade
• Ages: Kindergarten to 12th grade
• Various times throughout the summer;
• June 24-Aug. 8 best to contact local representatives
• 3996 Barranca Parkway, No. 110, Irvine
949-551-1777 • Locations in Huntington Beach, Irvine, FOUR CAMPUSES
Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo
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ONE FAIRMONT
864-6592 camps ANAHEIM HILLS
• russianschool.com The Sylvan EDGE summer camps teach
Reinforces and advances knowledge kids STEM skills, early reading, robotics, HISTORIC ANAHEIM
acquired during the year. Courses challenge coding, engineering, pre-algebra and writ-
students and prepare them for Olympiad- ing. NORTH TUSTIN
style competitions.
PREPARATORY ACADEMY
TIGER WOODS LEARNING LAB
ST. CATHERINE’S ACADEMY • Ages: Fifth through 12th grade
• Summer Enrichment Program: Boys Kin- • Dates to be announced
dergarten to eighth grade;
• 1 Tiger Woods Way, Anaheim
• June 24-July 19
• 714-765-8000; tgrfoundation.org
• Summer Leadership Camp: Coed ages ENROLL TODAY!
10-16 Summer classes from students inter-
• July 22-29 ested in an interactive, career-focused (714) 942-0954 | WWW.SUMMERATFAIRMONT.COM
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A Festival Filled ART &
STORY academic + tech
with
Family TIME
Mondays
Fun!
FROM PAGE 7 • May 20- Aug. 30
12:30pm • 365-A Clinton St., Costa Mesa
experience. • 949-296-2153
• urbanworkshop.net Mdurham@urban-
TUSTIN SUMMER ACADEMY workshop.net
• Ages: Kindergarten-eighth grade Kids learn about hand tools, CAD and 3D
• June 10-July 3 printing, laser etching, silk screening, metal
shop, welding, wood- working and electron-
• Orchard Hills School 11555 Culver Drive, ics. All levels of skill welcome.
Irvine
• 714-832-6299
FAMILY ART • tpsf.net/summeracademy WRITE AWAY U SUMMER CAMP
ART DAY CLASSES Enrichment program designed, written
and taught by credentialed Tustin Unified
• Ages: Second to seventh grade
• Dates to be announced
July 14 Mon-Fri teachers. Classes are meant to expand • Rush Park 3021 Blume Drive, Rossmoor
Noon-3pm 1pm & 3pm knowledge and nurture creativity and • 562-259-8892
curiosity. • writeawayu.com
Instruction in basic story organization,
URBAN WORKSHOP STEM CAMP narrative writing, and how to develop style
• Ages: 10-16 and voice. They also offer a college essay
lab program.
CAMP PINNIPED
A perfect experience for budding veterinarians, scientists
and animal lovers! Children witness a marine mammal
hospital in action! Campers learn about marine mammal
Join the Fun! rescue, rehabilitation, and release through fun hands
on activities.
July 5 – Aug 31 Campers leave empowered with ways they can help
protect and preserve our oceans. Every summer has new
content so campers who return keep on learning!
This summer there’s lots to see and do at the world-famous AGE: 8 to 13 years old
Festival of Arts for your budding young artists. Ignite their
Cost: $350 per week
creative spark with daily art activities, art tours, special events
and so much more. It’s family friendly and kid approved!
Check Out Our New
Art Explorers Program!
LagunaFestivalofArts.org
650 Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach 949-494-1145 20612 Laguna Canyon Road • Laguna Beach, CA 92651
(949) 494-3050
©2019 Festival of Arts. A non-profit organization. Proceeds support the Arts.
www.pacificmmc.org
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ACTING ACADEMY • Camino Real Playhouse, 31776 El Camino
FOR KIDS SUMMER Real, San Juan Capistrano; Laguna Hills
PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS High School, 25401 Paseo De Valencia,
• Ages: 4-13 Laguna Hills
• June 24-July 26; 29292 Crown Valley • 949-297-6257
Parkway, Laguna Niguel • creativekidsplayhouse.com
• June 10- Aug. 16; 17620 Fitch Ave., Irvine With guidance from theater profession-
• 949-427-0072 als, kids will put together a one-act musical
• www.actingacademyforkids.com in one week with training in drama, dance,
vocal music, set design and more.
Campers are guided through the pro-
duction of a popular musical from start to
finish. Students take daily classes in music, DIGITAL MEDIA ACADEMY
acting, directing and dance. The weekly • Ages: 6-17
program culminates in a Friday showcase. • June 17-July 5
• UC Irvine
ARTS & LEARNING • 866-656-3342
CONSERVATORY SUMMER CAMPS • digitalmediaacademy.org
• Ages: Kindergarten-12th grade With more than 30 course offerings, stu-
• June 10-Aug. 9 dents learn about digital media in such areas
• 151 Kalmus Drive, G3, Costa Mesa as filmmaking, Minecraft, photography, 3D
PHOTO BY DOUG GIFFORD
• 714-728-7100 game design, engineering, app development
The Chapman Summer Choral Music Camp, which is under the direction of Keith Hancock, and wearable technology and fashion.
• artsandlearning.org is open to high school students. It includes daily voice classes and small ensembles.
Performing arts camps offer instruction
in theater, voice, stage tech, instrumen- THE PERFORMER’S ACADEMY
tal music and dance. Each week of camp are tailored to the individual from beginning tration April 1, Overnight application May • Ages 5-13
culminates in a performance with a popular to advanced. Mediums offered this year are 26, Commuter application June 1 • Dates to be announced
production changing every week. oil painting, drawing, sculpting and custom
skateboard designing. • 24301 Moulton Parkway, Suite O, Laguna
CHILDREN’S MUSIC CAMP Woods
ARTSTEPS • Ages: First to sixth grade • 949-609-1600
BOLD GIRLZ FASHIONISTA FUN CAMP • Dates to be announced
• Ages: 4-18 • performersacademy.net
• Ages: 7-12 • 24360 Yosemite Road, Laguna Niguel
• Costa Mesa: June 24-Aug. 9, Laguna Campers start each day with games, arts
Hills: June 17-Aug. 9, Yorba Linda: June • Dates to be announced • 949-831-8820 and crafts then learn songs and dances as
17-Aug. 9 • Mission Viejo: Mission Viejo @ Kaleido- well as how to put on a musical in one week.
scope,27741 Crown Valley Parkway, Ste. • missionlutheran.org
• 18212 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda; 714- Program produces modern versions of popu-
305 (Entertainment Level), Mission Viejo. Mission Lutheran Church invites kids to lar musicals, and everyone gets a part. No
524-2248 enjoy a week of singing, dancing, handbells
949-348-1300 singing or dancing experience is necessary.
• 24000 Alicia Parkway, Suite 31, Mission and chimes.
Viejo; 949-454-9555 • Bold Girlz (Bluffs Shopping Center)1308
Bison Ave.Newport Beach. 949-287-6699 SCHOOL OF ROCK
• artstepsclasses.com THE COLLECTIVE SOUND ACADEMY
Individualized, hands-on, age-appropriate • boldgirlz.com • Ages: 7-18
Girls learn to coordinate outfits and ac- • Ages: 12-18 • Weekly camps June 17-Aug. 2
instruction lets young artists of all skill
levels immerse themselves in morning, af- cessorize. They also try on and model the • July 8-Aug. 16 • 530 E. First St., Tustin;
ternoon or all-day sessions. Topics include latest fashions on a runway, make jewelry, • Vanguard University, 555 Fair Drive.,
get hair and makeup done. • 714-975-9116
figure drawing, anime & cartooning, cartoon Costa Mesa
• tustin.schoolofrock.com
& monster clay, storybooks, faces, perspec- • thecollectivesound.com/california-sum-
tive, & painting CHAPMAN SUMMER Kids learn the basics of playing live
mer-music-camp music and receive studio/band rehearsal
CHORAL MUSIC CAMP Campers will write and perform original time. Camp includes instruction and clinics
ART STUDIO ART CAMP • Ages: High school students music. They will record in a professional stu- with music professionals and a rock show
• Ages: 7-17 • June 17-21 dio, film a music video and perform in front of performance.
• June 3-July 23 • One University Drive, Orange an audience during the three-week session.
• Studio: 714-899-6001; Mobile: 714-458- • 714-997-6871 SEWING CAMP
2800 • chapman.edu/choralcamp CREATIVE KIDS PLAYHOUSE THEATER • Ages: 7-15 (with adult opportunities)
• theartstudio.us Experience college-level singing in daily IMMERSION CAMP • June 3-Aug. 2
All Art Studio camp classes are taught by vocal classes and small ensemble practice • Ages: 3-18 • The District at Tustin Legacy, 2477 Park
professional, working artists who also have plus a final concert in the Musco Center of • Dates are dependent on show; Summer ses- Ave., Tustin
a mission to teach their art forms. Camps the Arts. Deadlines of note: Priority regis- sion generally runs mid June- early August » PAGE 10
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arts playwriting.
School of Rock
FROM PAGE 9 campers learn
SUMMER DANCE AT SEGERSTROM music of different
• 714-259-0946 CENTER: FROM BROADWAY TO BALLET genres on rock
• createdesignsew.com • Ages: 3-adult band instruments.
Summer camps are
Offering 2-hour session, day, and week- • July 22-Aug. held throughout
long classes every skill/interest level is • 9 714-556-2122, ext. 4104 Orange County for
welcome. Participants will learn the basics all skill levels.
of machine sewing such as ironing, cutting • Community@scfta.org COURTESY OF SCHOOL OF
patterns and threading and filling bob- bins. Segerstrom Center’s Summer Dance is ROCK
Students choose the projects to create. being offered through the Center for Dance
and Innovation. Classes include ballet (tech-
SOUTH COAST REPERTORY nique, pre pointe/pointe for intermediate and
SUMMER WORKSHOPS advanced levels), body conditioning (yoga, • outreach.arts.uci.edu/summer-academies • June 3-Aug. 6
Pilates, floor barre, stretch), Afternoon Vari- • outreach.arts.uci.edu /2017-new-swan- • 951-493-6753
• Ages: third to 12th grade ety (jazz, modern, musical theater, hip hop,
• Session 1 July 15-27 | Session II July 29- stage production, hula and more) and cre- apprenticeship-acting-theatre • youngamericans.org/summercamps
Aug. 10 ative movement for children of all abilities. The New Swan Shakespeare Festival This weeklong camp is taught by mem-
• 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa at UCI offers an academy-style camp. bers of the Young Americans group as well
• 714-708-5555 Students will be trained by professionals as instructors from the entertainment
UCI SUMMER ART ACADEMIES & SWAN in acting, voice, movement and other stage
• scr.org APPRENTICESHIP industry. Campers will create, rehearse
skills. Other program offerings are focused and perform their own one-hour variety
Students can choose acting, improv or • Ages: 14-19 in Art, Dance, Music, & Technology.
musical theater as their focus for the two- • June 24-Aug. 9 show. This comprehensive performing arts
week program. Students will gain exposure camp includes instruction, classes, and
to various aspects of theatre, such as • UC Irvine, 4002 Mesa Road, Irvine YOUNG AMERICANS SUMMER CAMP workshops in voice, dance, improvisation,
design, improvisation, combat, singing and • 949-824-8976 • Ages: Third grade to college songwriting, sound, and lighting.
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faith-based
ABIDING SAVIOR about Jesus through Bible stories, music, SILVER GAN ISRAEL JEWISH DAY CAMP
SONSHINE DAY CAMP games, arts and mission. The theme this year• Ages: Kindergarten to 10th grade
• Ages: First to sixth grade is Maker Fun Factory — kids become hands- • Nine weeks available June 24-Aug. 23
• Dates to be announced on inventors while learning about God.
• 14401 Willow Lane, Huntington Beach
• 23262 El Toro Road, Lake Forest • 949-381-5610
• 949-837-4289 MOUNT OF OLIVES CHURCH KIDS CAMP
• campsgi.com
• abidingsavior.com • Ages: Preschool to fifth grade
The weekly program is enhanced with
The camp presents creative and edu- • July 15-20 and July 22-26 activities such as giant inflatable soc-
cational activities that explore nature, • 24772 Chrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo cer, water tag, police and fire department
science, arts, self-esteem and more in a • 949-454-2347 demonstrations, carnivals, dress-up days,
Christian atmosphere. • mookidcity.com hiking, bunk competitions, Shabbat parties,
Students can attend week-long sessions challah baking, and more.
CAMP MOUNTAIN CHAI COURTESY OF MOUNT OF OLIVES KID CITY
of Bible-centered camp. This year’s camp,
• Ages: Entering second to 12th grade AMPED, will encourage kids to learn more UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CAMPS
Kids who attended Mount of Olives Church about God in a fun, active environment.
• June 16-Aug. 7 (2-week or full summer kids camp last year received a skateboard • Ages: Elementary school-high school
camps available) deck to make their own artistic creation. • June 23-July 26
• 42900 Jenks Lake Road, Angelus Oaks PILLARS ACADEMY • Lazy W Ranch, Camp Cedar Glen, Camp
• 858-499-1330 • Camp Yeladim mini camp • June 17-21, • Ages: 3 1⁄2-6 but all ages welcome Wrightwood
• campmountainchai.com full sessions • June 24-July 12, July 15- • June 25-Aug. 7 • 800-244-8622
Camp Mountain Chai offers camp ses- Aug. 2 and Aug. 5-23; Camp Haverim mini • 23581 Madero, Suite 104, Mission Viejo • calpaccamps.org
sions throughout the summer to expand camps June 10-14 and June 24-July 12, • 949-951-0442 Our camps are week-long, overnight,
the knowledge of and create a love for the July 15-Aug-2 and Aug. 5-23 Christian-based camps where your child
• pillarsacademy.org
Jewish culture, traditions and religion. • 1 Federation Way, Suite 200, Irvine will engage in worship, small group activi-
Pillars Academy provides weekly field
• 949-435-3400 trips and activities such as arts, science, ties, large group activities and games. They
CHRIST LUTHERAN SUMMER • jccoc.org water sports and karate in a nurturing, could also participate in activities such as
FUN FACTORY Young students enroll in Camp Yeladim, Muslim environment. swimming, archery, and many, many more.
• Ages: Pre-K camp and elementary camp where daily activities include water play,
• Mid June-mid August (subject to change) crafts, science activities, singalongs and SERVITE SUMMER CAMP WILSHIRE AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH
sports. Elementary, middle and high school SUMMER DAY CAMP
• 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa students can register for Camp Haverim, • Ages: 7-13
• Age: Kindergarten to sixth grade
• 949-548-6866; where Jewish values, culture and traditions • Dates to be announced
• Dates to be announced (early June-late July)
• christcm.com are celebrated through song, food, art and • 1952 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim
dance. • 212 E. Wilshire Ave., Fullerton
Students will participate in exploratory • 714-774-7575
classes, weekly field trips, arts and crafts, • 714-526-2265
• servitehs.org
sports, water play, and swim days. MESSIAH PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMP • wilshireave.com
Campers will enjoy one-week sessions of
• Age 4-fifth grade games, sports and pool time in addition to The KidzCare Camp is a Christian-based
JESUS AND ME PERFORMING ARTS sessions that explore the centrality of Christ, day camp that offers crafts, games, athletic
• Dates to be announced activities, brain teasers, chapel time and
CAMP/VACATION BIBLE CAMP • 4861 Liverpool St.,Yorba Linda saints and Scripture. Servite also offers
sports and robotics camps for summer 2019 weekly field trips.
• Ages: First to sixth grade • 714-528-0920
• June 25-29; Vacation Bible Camp July • messiahyl.com
23-27
This Vacation Bible School program Dig
• Calvary Baptist Church, 8281 Garfield Deeper in God’s Word encourages Christian
Ave., Huntington Beach growth and development. Students will ex-
• 714-962-6860
• cbchb.org
plore God’s love, student talents and more. 2019 SUMMER CAMPS
The Jesus and Me Performing Arts Camp is MISSION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sports & Amazing Athletes, Science, Arts & Crass
a week of music, acting, choreography and
set design education while students help
• Ages: 4 to sixth grade Counselor in Training Program for 7th-9th Grade
put together a children’s musical produc- • Dates to be announced
Weekly Excursions & Beach Trips
tion. Vacation Bible camp is a great way to 24360 Yosemite Road, Laguna Niguel
make new friends, learn and play. • 949-831-8820 Special Events & Activities
• missionlutheran.org Daily & Weekly Rates
MERAGE JEWISH COMMUNITY A weeklong summer camp at which chil- Age Group: Preschool - 6th Grade • Building Christ-Centered Leaders
CENTER JCAMPS dren can explore the Bible in fun and inter- 23262 El Toro Road, Lake Forest, CA 92630 • (949) 830-1461
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A LITTLE DYNASTY CHINESE SCHOOL LANGOKIDS IRVINE SUMMER CAMP
• Ages: Pre-Kindergarten to middle school • Ages: 8-12 Jodi Galloway
• June 3-Aug. 23 • June 24-Aug. 9 of Karis
• 17072 Gillette Ave., Irvine; 949-509- • Irvine Valley College, 5500 Irvine Center Language
0288 Drive, Irvine Academy
• 9844 Research Drive, Irvine; 949- 509- • LangoKids, 9090 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine holds up
0288 • 714-864-4680 grocery
• alittledynasty.com items to see
• langokidsirvine.com if the kids
This full-day Chinese-immersion camp This program offers Spanish- and remember
combines hands-on STEAM projects and French-language instruction in a camp the Chinese
cultural activities while helping kids perfect environment that features pretend trips to name for
their Chinese-language skills. destinations in Latin America and Europe. each during a
summer camp
KARIS LANGUAGE ACADEMY LANGUAGE DOOR CLASSES field trip to 99
• Ages: 5-12 • Ages: 3-12 Ranch Market
in Irvine to
• June 10-Aug. 23 • June 17-Aug. 23 practice their
• 949-229-5880 • 18103 Sky Park Circle, Suite D2, Irvine language
• KarisAcademy.com • 949-833-0900 skills.
• languagedoor.com PHOTO BY
Mandarin Immersion Summer Camp in- STEVEN GEORGES,
cludes activities such as drawing, painting, Learn and use English, Spanish and CONTRIBUTING
PHOTOGRAPHER
chess and STEM projects, along with guest Chinese in this interactive program that
presentations and field trips. Morning and combines classroom instruction, activities,
full-day sessions are available. games and more.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
pre-k through grade 8
session I
JUNE 24 - JULY 5
session II
JULY 8 - 19
session III
JULY 22 - AUGUST 2
714-964-1224 I thepegasusschool.org
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o.c. cities
ANAHEIM SUMMER CAMPS • Various camps run throughout the sum-
• Ages: 6-13 mer
• Dates to be announced • Various locations throughout Irvine
• Various locations in Anaheim • 949-724-6610
• 714-765-5155 • irvinecamps.org
• anaheim.net More than 100 summer camps are avail-
The city offers camps to keep kids busy able, including half-day, full-day or part-
through the summer including CampVen- time options. Sports, nature, art, theater,
ture, a day camp of mixed activities, tennis, excursions, engineering and more
Zombie Survival Camp and the O.A.K.S. are available.
nature camp inspired by Native American
lifestyles. LA HABRA SUMMER DAY CAMP
• June 3- Aug. 16
BREA SUMMER DAY CAMP • Ages: 4-12
• Ages: Kindergarten to eighth grade • Veterans Memorial Hall, 209 N. Orange
• June 17-Aug. 16 St., across the street from El Centro-Lions
• 695 Madison Way, Brea Park, and next to the La Habra Public
Library
• 714-990-7179
• 562-905-9708
• ci.brea.ca.us
• lahabracity.com
Games, crafts, computers, sports and
educational presentations with weekly ex- • 12732 Main St., Garden Grove
cursions and local outings for Knott’s Berry The city of La Habra offers 10 weeks of
Farm, LA Zoo, other fun locations, swim- summer day camp for kids to keep them
ming, movies and park visits. First registra- busy and active with a variety of activities.
tion day is April 9 Weekly activities include art lessons, movie
days, water days, academic enrichment,
CAMP COSTA MESA arts & crafts, fun fitness, guest speakers,
cooking lessons, pool days, excursions, as-
• Ages: First to sixth grade semblies, walking excursions and more
• June 24-Aug. 23
• Balearic Community Center, Downtown LAGUNA NIGUEL SUMMER CAMPS
Recreation Center and Sonora School
• Ages: First to eighth grade
• 714-754-5161 PHOTO BY SCOTT VARLEY, DAILY BREEZE/SCNG • Dates to be announced
• costamesaca.gov The city of San Clemente offers field trips to a variety of destinations as part of of its • Parks and Rec office 949-425-5100;
Summer R.O.C.K.S Recreation staff will summer camp offerings. Participants will visit Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach as Recreation Hotline (949)362-4351
provide games, sports, arts and crafts, part of the Ocean Wonders camp scheduled for June 25-29.
enrichment activities and more. This is an • cityoflagunaniguel.org
non-custodial drop-in program; children • Dates to be announced Campers will receive a camp T-shirt, Campers will experience outdoor play,
may come and go freely. Optional fee based • Hillcrest Park Recreation Center, 1155 N. snacks and refreshments and participate in board and card games, team-building
excursions will also be available. games, activities and excursions. activities, toy building, weekly visitors, sci-
Lemon St., Fullerton ence and nature exploration in the Botani-
• 714-773-5789 cal Preserve, arts and crafts, swimming,
CYPRESS SUMMER DAY CAMP HUNTINGTON BEACH SUMMER CAMPS and diving.
• cityoffullerton.com
• Ages: First to seventh grade • Ages: 6-13
Camp Hillcrest provides a well- rounded
• June 3-Aug. 2 CLUB LA PALMA SUMMER DAY CAMP
and safe atmosphere for campers and pro- • Dates to be announced
• Cypress Community Center, 5700 Orange vides instruction in arts and crafts, games • Ages: 5-12
Ave., Cypress • Murdy Community Center, 7000 Norma
and sports. Excurisons include Discovery Drive, Huntington Beach • May 28-Aug. 2
• 714-229-6780 Cube, LA Zoo, Knott’s Soak City, Medieval • 714-536-5486 • George B. Miller Elementary School, 7751
• cypressrec.org Times, among others. Furman Road, with the final week of camp
Themed weeks with games, arts and crafts • hbsands.org
the La Palma Community Center, 7821
and cooking lessons. Campers take excursions Camp HB offers fun-filled weeks of Walker Street
GARDEN GROVE SUMMER DAY CAMP camp, with themes such as sports, arts and
to places like Discover Cube OC, Knott’s Berry • 714-690-3300
Farm, Big Air USA and Raging Waters. • Ages: 5-12 crafts, water week and summer fun, plus
• Dates to be announced on- and off-site excursions. • cityoflapalma.org/daycamp
• 12732 Main St., Garden Grove Club La Palma is filled with action-
FULLERTON CAMP packed activities and excursions to such
HILLCREST SUMMER DAY CAMP • 714-741-5200; 714-741-5211 IRVINE SUMMER CAMPS destinations as Big Air Trampoline Park,
• Ages: 5-12 • ci.garden-grove.ca.us • Ages: 3-18 CITIES » PAGE 1414 | Summer Kids | THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER >> OCREGISTER.COM
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FROM PAGE 13 • Various city parks Dates to be announced • ci.santa-ana.ca.us/parks
• 714-744-7293; cityoforange.org 949-586-1234; saddlebackchildcare.org Kids can enjoy organized games and
Discovery Cube, Knott’s Berry Farm, and Campers will enjoy sing-alongs, sports, Camps are geared for elementary and fitness activities, arts and crafts, library
more. games, crafts and weekly excursions out- teenage students and include field trips, visits, and computer workshops.
side the city. games, crafts, sports and special events.
MISSION VIEJO SUMMER CAMPS TUSTIN SUMMER CAMPS
• Ages: 5-17 RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA SAN CLEMENTE SUMMER CAMPS • Ages: 3-17
• Various dates and locations throughout SUMMER CAMPS • Ages: 3-15 • June 22-Sept. 13
the summer • Ages: 3.5-17 • Various dates and locations throughout • Tustin Family and Youth Center, 14722
• cityofmissionviejo.org • Dates to be announced San Clemente Newport Ave.
The city offers a variety of specialty • Bell Tower Regional Community Center, • 949-361-8264; or 949-361-8200 • 714-573-3370
summer camps, including robotics, Mine- 22232 El Paseo, Rancho Santa Margarita • www.san-clemente.org/recreation-com- • tustinca.org
craft, music video singing, American doll • 949-216-9700 munity/recreation/youth-programs/camps This program offers camps in dance and
fashion as well as sports and academic • cityofrsm.org The city offers more than 200 camps fine arts, sports, science, modeling, theater
camps. There is a also a general day camp A variety of classes such as art, chess, with such titles as Children’s Theater, Ac- and more.
called Mission: Camp Adventure. cooking, dance, cheerleading, movie-mak- tive Adventure and Beach Volleyball.
ing and sewing. YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP
ORANGE YOUTH DAY CAMPS SANTA ANA SUMMER ACTIVITIES • Starts June 3 and runs through end of
• Entering first grade to age 15 SADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED • Ages: 6-12 Aug.
• Various dates and locations throughout SUMMER CAMPS • Various recreation centers in Santa Ana • Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel, Newport-
the summer Ages: Kindergarten to eighth grade • 714-647-5307 Mesa (Program dates and offerings vary at
CITIES » PAGE 15
E a rl y B ir d MATER DEI
Seize Your D is co u n t D e a d
M AY 6
li n e
SUMMER CAMPS!
SUMMER
Athletics Performing Arts, Cheer, Robotics &
Song & Dance Forensics
& MORE
S C IE N C E S P O R T S Camps for students in grades K-8,
Arts incoming freshmen & current students!
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
www.materdei.org/camps
MATER DEI
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
RECREATION & SENIOR SERVICES DEPARTMENT
HIGH SCHOOL
A Tradition of Excellence in Catholic Education
949-644-3151 recreation@newportbeachca.gov
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summer kids ELITE AQUATICS SPORTS TEAM
Serving Yorba Linda and surrounding communities
o.c. cities
FROM PAGE 14 • www.ylreconline.com
Campers will enjoy this Huck Finn-style
each location) program, where they will build forts, ham-
• ymcaoc.org/summer-day-camp mer, saw, paint, ride a zip line, hunt for
Day camps feature sports and out- door treasure, decipher clues, play games and
activities, field trips, and specialty clubs swim in a mud pit.
like cooking, art, photography and sports.
Excursions include the zoo, Discovery Cube YOUTH SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS
L.A., Knott’s Berry Farm and Boomers.
The program offers water games, outdoor • Ages: 7-14
sports, and arts and crafts. • Dates to be announced
• Buena Park Community Gymnasium,
YORBA LINDA ADVENTURE 6931 Orangethorpe Ave., Buena Park
PLAYGROUND • 714-562-3858
• Ages: 8-13 • buenapark.com
• Dates to be announced Kids will enjoy a variety of indoor and
Thomas Lasorda Jr. Field House, 4701 Casa outdoor activities including basketball,
Loma Ave. dodgeball, kickball and ultimate Frisbee as
• 714-961-7192
well as field trips to the Peak Park Pool and
Big Air Trampoline Park. 714-402-7166
WWW.EASTAQUATICS.COM
EAST offers Swim Lessons, Competitive Swimming & Water Polo, Adult Fitness
June 17–21, 2019
CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY
SUMMER CHORAL
MUSIC CAMP
FOR HIGH SCHOOL SINGERS
Commuter & Residential options!
EARLY-BIRD
chapman.edu/choralcamp DISCOUNT
(714) 997-6871 FEBRUARY 1–APRIL 1, 2019
music@chapman.edu
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE:
MAY 15, 2019
The 2019 Chapman Summer Choral Music Camp
is generously sponsored by the Lloyd & Elisabeth Klein
Legacy Foundation and Christine & Lon Cross. ONE UNIVERSITY DRIVE, ORANGE, CA 9286616 | Summer Kids | THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER >> OCREGISTER.COM
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ASTROCAMP Camp activities include archery, hiking,
• Ages 8-17 campfire, ropes course, rags & leather, star
• Session 1: June 8-14, Session 2: June 15- gazing/orienteering, water activities, survi-
21, Session 3: June 22-28 vor skills & more. Themes vary each week.
• 26800 Saunders Meadow Road, Idyllwild;
800-645-1423 CAMP SCHERMAN GIRL SCOUT CAMP
• astrocampsummer.org • Ages: First-12th grade
Explore the sky through state-of-the- • Session 1: July 8-12, Session 2: July 15-
art telescopes and participate in science 26, Session 3: July 22-26, Session 4: July
activities. 1 and 2 camp sessions also offer 29-Aug. 2, Session 5: Aug. 5-9
rock climbing, zip lining and hiking in the • 949-461-8800
San Jacinto Mountains. • girlscoutsoc.org/camp
All girls, not just scouts, are welcome
CAMP E.L.K. SUMMER CAMP at this camp in the San Jacinto Mountains
• Ages: 5-14; Separate leadership training that features games, outdoor activities, and
session 15-16 confidence and leadership skill building.
• Weekly June 24-Aug. 3
• 21280 Big Pine Highway, Wrightwood CATALINA SEA CAMP
• 760-249-3822 • Ages: 8-17
• www.ymcaoc.org/camp-elk/ • For ages 8-13, Session 1: June 8-14,
COURTESY OF GIRLS SCOUTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
YMCA’s Camp E.L.K. offers kids a week Session 2: June 15-21, Session 3: June 22-
The Girl Scouts of Orange County run day, weekend and summer camps at Camp
camping in the Angeles National Forest. SLEEPAWAY » PAGE 17 Scherman in the San Jacinto Mountains.
Santiago has numerous CA State & National Recognitions and Awards, including:
☐ 2019 CA and National School to Watch
☐ 2017 & 2018 CA Civic Learning Merit Recipient
☐ 2019 National P21 Exemplar School
☐ 2019 CA Civic Learning Award of Distinction
☐ 2019 Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Accredited
Santiago Charter School, serves 7th and 8th Graders throughout the county, and is recognized as the first charter
school in Orange County. Santiago focuses on providing a PERSONALIZED educational experience for every student
and creating opportunities for students unique to their interests and needs. Santiago Charter is different from
traditional middle schools and here are a few examples of why:
☐ ALL students have a laptop/chromebook to engage in technology everyday
☐ All students participate in the Santiago Anti-Bullying Campaign
Packages ☐ All students have unique elective opportunities including: Culinary Arts, Wood Shop, Musical Theater, American
include: Sign Language, STEM, etc.
☐ All students have the opportunity to travel internationally with their peers
☐ All students build skills to ensure they are 1) academic scholars, 2) community contributors, and 3) kind and
• Private room empathetic individuals
• All You
ou Can Eat Buffet
• Unlimited Beverages
• Rides, Games & More!
Visit johnspizza.com
ations and details
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FROM PAGE 17 21-27 sion and free- time activities including 4: July 7-12
• 42121 Seven Oaks Road, Angelus Oaks skateboarding, ping-pong and movies. All • 6987 W. Lilac Road, Bonsall
28; three-week programs for ages 12-17, • 805-498-5572 surfing equipment is provided. • 760-758-0083
Session 1: June 30-July 19, Session 2: July • wasewagon.com • rawhideranch.com
21-Aug. 9 Wasewagan offers one- and two- week PALI ADVENTURES CAMPS These weeklong camps offer activities
• Santa Catalina Island camps where kids can enjoy a variety of • Ages: 8-16 such as Western riding lessons, vaulting
• 800-645-1423 outdoor activities including horseback rid- • Eight sessions from June 16-Aug. 17 and horseback gymnastics, campfire sing-
• catalinaseacamp.org ing, archery, paint ball, fishing, swimming, • 30778 Highway 18, Running Springs alongs and swimming. Each week has a fun
A weeklong camp for kids 8-13 features beach volleyball and fencing. • 909-867-5743 new theme!.
ocean adventure, marine biology and other • paliadventures.com
outdoor activities. The three- week camp ENDLESS SUMMER SURF CAMP Students can choose from a variety of VOLCOM SUMMER SOUL SURF CAMP
for kids 12-17 offers scuba certifications, • Ages: 11 and up specialty camp tracks with themes such • Ages: 9-16
snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, cata- • June 3-Sept. 13 as secret agent, motor sports, Hollywood • Dates to be announced
maran sailing, surfing and mountain biking. stunts, fashion, culinary and performing
• San Onofre State Park Campground, San • San Onofre Surf Beach, San Clemente
Clemente arts. • 800-522-1352
CRAZZY’S WASEWAGAN CAMP • 949-498-7862
AND RETREAT • summersoulsurfcamp.com
• endlesssummersurfcamp.com RAWHIDE RANCH Boys and girls will learn about ocean
• Ages: 5-16 • Ages: 7-15
Each five-day surf camp session includes safety, physical fitness and healthy eating
• Session 1: June 9-15, Session 2: June small-group surf instruction, lodging, three • Session 1: June 16-21, Session 2: June while surfing and enjoying other fun beach
23-29, Session 3: July 7-13, Session 4: July meals per day plus snacks, 24-hour supervi- 23-28, Session 3: June 30-July 5, Session activities.18 | Summer Kids | THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER >> OCREGISTER.COM
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AQUARIUM OF THE PACIFIC CAMP PINNIPED AT THE
SUMMER CAMPS PACIFIC MARINE MAMMAL CENTER
• Ages 3-15 • Ages 8-13
• Dates: Fish Fry Camp (age 3-4), July 1-3 • June 10-Aug. 16 Campers use a
and July 30-Aug. 1; Sea Squirt 1 (age 5-6) • 20612 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna stuffed animal
June 18-20, July 9-11; Sea Squirt 2 (age Beach to learn the
5-6) July 1-3, July 23-25; Ocean Adventure correct way
Day Camp 1 (age 7-9), June 10-14, June • 949-494-3050
• pacificmmc.org to rescue an
22-26; Ocean Adventure Day Camp 2 (age injured sea lion
7-9); June 24-28, July 29-Aug. 2; Ocean Witness a marine mammal hospital in
Adventure Day Camp 3 (age 7-9) July 8-12, during Camp
action through a series of mock activi- Pinniped at
Aug. 12-16; Ocean Adventure Day Camp 4 ties, including weighing fish, preparing fish
(age 7-9) Aug. 19-23; Junior Biolowgist Pacific Marine
smoothies, cleaning pens and learning Mammal
Day Camp 1 (10-12), June 17-21, July 15-19, about marine mammal rescue. Learning
Aug. 12-16, Junior Biologist Day Camp 2 Center in
objectives are creatively reinforced through Laguna Beach.
(10-12) June 24-28, Aug. 5-9; Teen Over- games and arts and crafts. PHOTO BY MINDY
night, Aug 7-8. SCHAUER, ORANGE
• 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach COUNTY REGISTER/
CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER SCNG
• 562-590-3100
• Ages: 4-14
• aquariumofpacific.com
• June 10-Aug.9
Learn what a biologist does and explore
the ocean through interactions with ani- • 700 Exposition Park Drive, Los Angeles
mals, tours, crafts, games and experiments. • 323-724-3623 This summer camp explores science with a • 15435 Jeffrey Road, No.
• californiasciencecenter.org variety of hands-on projects and activities. 132, Irvine
Themes include rockets, cooking, robots, • 949-679-8390
biology, chemistry, anatomy and astronomy.
• lilchefschool.com
Learn how to bake, create, roast, sauté,
CULINARY KIDS
SUMMER JCAMPS • Ages: 5-13 fry, blend and other kitchen activities. Each
week presents a different type of cuisine.
• Aliso Viejo: June 17-July 26, San Clem-
ente: June 10-Aug. 16
OCEAN INSTITUTE SUMMER CAMPS
• Various O.C. locations • Ages: 5-17
• 949-292-4720
• June 17-Aug. 16
• culinarykids.biz
• 24200 Dana Point Harbor Drive, Dana
Kids will learn up to three new recipes each Point
day of camp, which runs three hours a day.
• 949-496-2274
KIDS AND TEEN ENTREPRENEUR
ACADEMIES • ocean-institute.org
• Ages: Fifth to 12th grade Campers will explore local tidepools,
• July 21-27 kayak around Dana Point Harbor, search for
• Concordia University, 1530 Concordia whales off the coast or set sail for adven-
West, Irvine ture on a tall ship.
• 949-214-3198 SANTA ANA ZOO CAMPS
• cui.edu/tea • Ages: Kindergarten-fifth grade
An interactive, one-week business • June 17-July 26
• 1801 E. Chestnut Ave., Santa Ana
Camp Haverim for grades TK-11
program that teaches the principles of
entrepreneurship and the starting and run- • 714-913-5030
ning a real-world business. The teen camp • discoverycube.org
participants will write and present start-up
Campers will visit the Santa Ana Zoo and
Open to the community • www.jccoc.org business plans at a competition.
perform some of the jobs associated with
working at a zoo, including what veterinar-
LIL’ CHEF SCHOOL ians, zookeepers and zoo architects do. Ac-
Merage Jewish Community Center of Orange County • Ages: 4-17 tivities include tours of the zoo and meeting
1 Federation Way, Irvine, 92603 • 949.435.3400 • www.jccoc.org • 11 weeks of classes. June 10-Aug. 23 animals up close.You can also read
