The summer slide is looming as we end the school year.
This summer, consider enrolling your students in a camp or class that helps them continue building skills they need for next year.
With demand for science, technology, engineering and math skills on the rise, summer STEM & STEAM camps are giving kids a head start through hands-on learning and creative problem solving.
These programs, offered by schools, nonprofits and private organizations, encourage innovation and curiosity in fields ranging from robotics to environmental science to the arts. Designed for all age levels, they offer a dynamic way to keep students thinking, building and exploring all summer long.
Arizona Science Center: Camp Innovation
Engaging week-long camps with themes like space, aviation, culinary science and more.
Cost: $295 (members), $325 (nonmembers); scholarships available
Designed for students with high-functioning autism, this camp includes activities like fractal art, engineering, coding and field trips (for ages 11–18).
Youth (ages 5–12) and teens (entering grades 6–8) can enjoy full-day camps that offer social connection and mentorship through art, STEM, high-energy activities, weekly excursions and themed competitions.
Don’t see your favorite summer camp listed? We’re always looking to expand our guide with great programs for kids of all ages. If you know of a STEM or STEAM camp that should be included, let us know and we’ll get it added. Email your listing to: Aznews@iniusa.org
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