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EDUCATION,SUMMERCAMPS&PROGRAMS2014
Where big ideas becomethe next big thing.ONLY AT CAMP
INVENTION.
Camp Invention inspires condence incurious children like yours.
Not just fora day or a week, but for a lifetime.
Brought to your community by local educators.
Locations throughout Greater St. Louis Area!
Act Now and Save Big.$25 of through March 28.Sign up at
CAMPINVENTION.ORG
In partnership with United States Patent and Trademark Oce, an
Agency of the Department of Commerce
Loking fr a fun,active summer camp?AAG offers gymnastics day
camps!
Camp meets Monday through Thursday from 9:30-1:30with an
optional Funday on Friday.
Dont miss the camp show on Thursday at 1 p.m.!
Camp is for all recreational skill levels!
Camp is not appropriate for competitive gymnasts.
Ages 4-12 years old
Bring a sack lunch Mondaythrough Wednesday pizza
lunch is served on Thursday
Register online atwww.aag-stl.com
Fun and enriching summer camps for 6th-8th grade girls(FULL AND
HALF-DAY SESSIONS)
4389 Lindell Blvd. |314.533.8513 |Brochure and registration
onlineatwww.rosati-kain.org
Rosati-Kain High School
Checkusout!
2014 KOUGAR CAMPS
Believe.Achieve.Do.
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CAMPSLooking for a fun, active summercamp? Come to All American
Gym-nastics for the weekly gymnasticscamps. Children ages 4 to 12
of any
recreational skill level are welcome:no experience necessary.
Camp meets
Monday through Thursday with anoptional funday on Friday. Visit
www.
aag-stl.com to sign up today.
Led by local educators, the weeklongCamp Invention experience
im-merses elementary school children in
hands-on activities that reinvent sum-mer fun. Children spend
their time
building original prototypes, creatinga personalized
motor-powered vehicle
and taking apart electronics to con-struct a pinball machine.
Discounts
available, register today. Visit www.campinvention.org or
800-968-4332.
Whether a child is interested in science,
sports or theater, there is something foreveryone atChestereld
Day SchoolsFun Under the Sun summer camp.CDS offers classes for
students age 18
months to sixth grade, incorporatingacademic themes into a
welcoming, ex-
citing and interesting summer program.Visit
www.chesterfelddayschool.org/
summer.
COCAoffers full- and half-day camps
featuring music, cooking, dancing, act-ing, painting,
songwriting, videogra-
phy and more. Themed camps combinedisciplines in creative ways.
Camps
for ages 3 to 18 are taught by profes-sional artists and
instructors at two
locations: COCA in University Cityand Whitfeld School in Creve
Coeur.
Before and after care available. Pickup a camp guide at COCA or
Dier-
bergs. Browse for camps and registerat www.cocastl.org/register.
COCA
Summer Arts Camps are presented byMercy Kids.
The College School offers themed
day camps for ages 4 to 11 and a va-riety of multi-day
expeditions for ages9 to 15. Adventure Day Camp sessions
run from June 2 to August 1 and in-clude feld trips,
recreational swim-
ming and swim lessons (for ages 4 to7). Before and after care is
available.
Camps are led by experienced teach-ers assisted by qualifed
counselors.
During the July 4 week, the school willhost a four-day American
Traditions
camp. For ages 9 to 15 seeking outdoorexperiences, The College
School offers
a variety of multi-day adventures fromJune 2 to July 11.
Community Camps 2014 features
something for everyone with sessionsrunning from June 9 to
August 15.
Ages 3 through sixth grade will fnd
camps to enjoy, from Play Camp toMusical Theatre to MAD Science
to
FUNdamentals and more. Sessionsall take place on Community
Schools
beautiful campus. Arts, academics andadventure are waiting.
Craft Alliance Art Centers offersfun and creative art camps for
ages 4to 18 in the Delmar Loop and Grand
Center, weekly June 2 to August 15.Explore hot glass, pottery
wheel, jew-
elry making, digital darkroom, tex-tile design, cartooning, a
special two-
week high school immersion camp andmore. Visit craftalliance.org
for more
information.
Dance Center of Kirkwood (821-6663) offers the opportunity to
studywith experienced and highly trained
professional instructors. The 2014summer schedule includes
Nutcracker
and ballet intensive camps.
Welcoming the uniquenessof the individual since 1848.
ursulinestl.org
SummerSports Camps
BasketballCheerleadingCross Country & DistanceDanceStrength
& ConditioningField HockeyLacrosseSoccerTennisVolleyballSports
Sampler
Have Fun Under the Sunwith CDS this Summer!
www.chesterfielddayschool.org/summer
7825 Big Bend Blvd. Webster Groves, MO 63119
314-962-9355 www.thecollegeschool.org
[email protected]
SummerAdventures
Adventure Day CampsThemed camps for ages 4-11
ExpeditionsA variety of multi-day adventures for ages 9-15
2014
Mt. Calvary Center ForEarly Childhood Education
9321 Litzsinger Road Brentwood314.968.2360 mtcalvarylcms.org
CreationSensationSummerArt Camp
Ages 5-12
June 16-20 911:30 a.m.
PRESCHOOLPart-day and Full-day optionsfor children 2-5 years
old
Explore DiscoverExperience Celebrate
the diference at
St. LouisNEXT GREAT SCHOOLCOLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE &
BIOSCIENCE
An exciting opportunityexists for St. Louismetro eighth
gradestudents to become
part of a new community oflearners who embrace high aca-demic
standards, with a commongoal of careers in healthcare,medicine, and
medical research.It is the Collegiate School ofMedicine and
BioscienceMagnet High School, adiverse learning commu-nity
committed to aca-demic excellence for
future healthcare providers andresearch scientists. The
schoolsunique four-year health careerprogram provides students
withproject-based learning experi-ences, and medical research
andinternship opportunities underprofessionals in the classroomand
in the workplace throughlocal partners like BJC, Washing-
ton University Medical School,St. Louis University School
ofMedicine, St. Louis College
of Pharmacy, and Gold-farb School of Nursing.
To learn more about the next great high school in St. Louis,
pleasevisitwww.slps.org/csmbor call 314-696-2290.
Seats for the 2014-2015 school year are limited, please act
now!
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Sports, arts and adventure. Forsyth
Summer Discovery offers four doz-en one-week camps for children
age 3to12 from June 9 to August 8. Climb-
ing in the Forsyth Adventure Center,visual and performing arts,
sports and
more. Pre-primary camps led by For-syth School early childhood
faculty.
Extended day program. Fun lunchFridays.
Holy Cross Academy Summer Ad-venture Camp, ages 3 years to
stu-dents exiting second grade, 8:30 to
2:30 with before and after camp pro-gram until 5:30. Swim
lessons and
swimming at Shrewsbury Pool, weeklythemes and onsite feld
trips/presenta-
tions. Small groups with adult teach-ers, 7630 Sutherland,
63119, 314-647-
7149, email: [email protected] adventure awaits at
MICDS. Kids of every age, any schooland every interest come
together to
create lasting summertime memoriesat MICDS Summer Camps. Each
of
the four camps (Pegasus, Aventure-
ros! Spanish Immersion, Rams SportsCamps and Eliot Summer
Academy)offers a unique variety of activities, all
located on the schools 100-acre cam-pus and supervised by
enthusiastic
counselors and expert MICDS staff.Discover which camp is right
for everychild today at micds.org/SummerAd-venture. Hurry space is
limited.
Whether children want to explore the
city, dabble in art, hone their soccerskills, enhance their
thespian tal-ents or camp in the wilderness, NewCity Summer Camp is
the answer.
At New City Summer Camp kids use
their imaginations, their muscles andtheir minds. Call
361-CAMP(2267) for
a brochure.
Spend this summer with horses at
Rocking J Ranch. Ages 8 to adult.Week long camps, friendly
staff, dailytrail ride, show on Friday. Open House
on May 4. Visit www.rockingj.com.
Rosati Kain High Schoolcamps aredesigned for sixth to
eighth-grade girls
looking to experience fun, friendshipand learn a new sport,
craft or scene.
Camps are led by experienced modera-tors who will ensure each
student has
a great camp experience.
What kind of summer do studentswant to have? Whatever the
answer,students fnd it at Saint Louis Uni-versity. Saint Louis
University offers
more than 50 camps and academies forPre-K through high school,
nearly 500
college credit courses and hosts nu-merous conferences and
events. Visitsummer.slu.edu to make this the best
summer yet.
St. Louis Gym Centre (968-9494,www.stlouisgymcentre.com)
offers
gymnastic instruction for ages one
to adult. Summer 5-day and half-daycamps and classes available.
Birth-day parties, feld trips and adult open
workout.
Discover the power within U duringthe Summer Sports Camps held
at Ur-suline Academy. Visit ursulinestl.org for more camp
information.
Yucandu(963-4400, Webster Groves)
is an interactive art studio for adultsand children with
projects includingmosaic, decoupage and paint, no ap-
pointment needed. Yucandu also offersholiday workshops,
after-school art
clubs, summer camps and private par-ties. Open Monday through
Wednes-
day 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Thursdaythrough Saturday 10 a.m. to 9
p.m.
cont. pg. 14
SUMMER
CAMPS2014
Rocking J RanchClose to metro St. Louis in Scenic High Ridge,
MO
Does your child love animals? Our highly skilled staff willteach
everything needed to be an independent horseman.
5 full days of horses! Daily trail rides
and a horse show on Friday! Only $325
June 9-13 June 16-20 July 7-11 July 14-18 July 28-Aug 1
Enroll now! Visit us: www.rockingj.comNEW TO US? OPEN HOUSE SUN.
MAY 4 (RSVP)
Refreshments, free Kiddy Ride, plus a chance to wina trail ride
for 4 ($200 value) with each registration.
www.communityschool.com/camp
900 Lay Road 63124 314-991-0005
Ages 3 - 13
June 9 - August 15
Staffed by experienced educatorsOn Communitys beauful 16-acre
campus
Full and half-day camps available
Community Camps 2014Arts. Academics. Adventure.
BRENWOOD CONGREGAIONAL CHURCH
EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTERsince
1985
8 MONHS 5 YEARS
Mon/ues/Wed/Turs
9:15 a.m.2:15 p.m.
2400 S. Brentwood Blvd. Brentwood 314-962-0537
Come Grow With Us!
NOW
ENRO
LLING
facebook.com/summeratslu
SUMMER
AT SLU SUMMER.SLU.EDU
HAVE ANINNOVATIVE
SUMMER
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PRE-SCHOOLSBrentwood Congregational Church
Early Childhood Center (314-962-
0537) serves children 8 months to 5years. Since 1985 BCCECC has
provid-
ed a positive attitude towards learningand a foundation for
school success.
Faith Academy of Montessori(961-
1411, faithacademyofmontessori.com)is in a 100-year-old train
station. The
director and assistant director haveguided this program for over
25 years.
The Montessori method is based on thebelief in childrens
creative potential,drive to learn and right to be treated
as individuals. Under the guidance oftrained teachers, children
thrive and
learn by making discoveries with spe-cially designed materials.
Children de-
velop concentration, motivation, self-discipline, independence
and a love for
learning.
Mt. Calvary CECE (9321 LitzsingerRd., 968-2360) a loving
christian en-
vironment to develop social skills, ex-pand problem solving and
enhance de-
cision-making skills. Art Camp, June16-20, ages 5-12.
SCHOOLSAn exciting opportunity exists for St.Louis City and
County eighth-grade
students with career goals in health-care, medicine and medical
research.
The Collegiate School of Medicineand Bioscience (CSMB)
magnethigh school combines hands-on learn-
ing with honors and AP courses. ManyCSMB students have
transferred
from districts such as Kirkwood, La-due, Lindbergh, Mehlville,
Parkway,
Rockwood and Webster Groves. CSMB
provides research and internship op-portunities through BJC,
Washing-ton University Medical School, SLU
School of Medicine, St. Louis Collegeof Pharmacy and Goldfarb
School of
Nursing. For more information visit:www.slps.org/csmb or call
696-2290.
Seats are limited; act now.
UNIVERSITY CITY & CREVECOEURAT WHITFIELD SCHOOL
SUMMER ARTSCAMPS 2O14
JUNE 2 - AUGUST 15AGES 3 - 18
314.561.4898www.cocastl.org/register
Presenting Sponsor
Ballet Jazz Tap Pointe
Summer Dance Camp
June 23-27Nutcracker andBallet Intensive
Summer Dance ClassesJuly 7 - August 16
Visit us at...
www.stlouisgymcentre.com
Full Day Camps(ages 5 and up)
Two - 5 day camps
June 2-6 OR August 4-8
1/2 Day Camps(ages 3 and up)
Jun 9 - Juy 31 9-NnM & Th Gymnastics Camp
Join us for...
Field TripsBirthday PartiesPlaygroupsOpen Workout
315 W. Pacific Webster Groves
314-968-9494
Summer SessionGymnastic Classes
June 9 August 2
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Preschool & recreatioNalDAYTIME CLASSES
Grades K-12
ART CAMP 2014For Clever, Creative, eCleCtiC, expressive,
inspired, artistiC Fun!
20 Allen Ave. Webster Groves 314.963.4400 yucandu.com
Ride Amtrak!Field Trips Nature Walks
Picnics in the Park Arts and CraftsFull and Part Time
Ages 2 1/2 to 7 Years Old
June through AugustHours convenientto working parents
FAITH ACADEMY OF MONTESSORI
SUMMER CAMP44 North Gore
In the Heart of Beautiful Webster Groves
314-961-1411 faithacademyofmontessori.com
