Summer 2024
Priority Registration for SAA Families and past Summer Adventures campers is Wednesday, January 24, 2024 at 9:00am.
Registration for new campers opens on Wednesday, January 31 at 9:00am.
Preschool and Kindergarten Program Options
Option 1:
Half-Day Program
9:00am - 12:00pm
The Preschool and Kindergarten Program is a holistic school readiness experience that combines learning and fun for children preparing for the upcoming school year in their preschool or kindergarten classroom. Each two-week session is built around a thematic, multi-disciplinary curriculum (e.g. math, reading, science, art, etc.) that encourages academic, social, emotional, and physical development. Activities are engaging, interactive, and challenging, and they are designed with the differentiated development and educational needs of the child in mind.
Option 2:
Full-Day Program
9:00am - 3:00pm
In addition to the morning enrichment activities, full day campers eat lunch, have a brief rest period, and spend the afternoon playing cooperative games, sports oriented games, water games, and other creative activities that get them moving around, improving physical fitness, and developing gross motor and coordination skills.
1st - 8th Grade Program Options
Option 1:
Morning Enrichment Program
9:00am - 12:00pm
The Enrichment Program offers a variety of challenging and fun two-week experiences that span topics in math, science, visual and performing arts, computer programming, specialty athletics, and more. Each class provides opportunities for campers to nurture their passions and explore new interests in a supportive environment that rewards campers for their curiosity and willingness to learn and grow. Most classes are open to all experience levels, and the content and pace of the classes are adapted to meet the needs of the participants. The average class size is 10 campers with one teacher. This is a morning only program for which campers attend from 9:00am - 12:00pm.
Option 2:
Morning Enrichment Program + Afternoon Recreation Program*
9:00am - 3:00pm
*This is an afternoon add-on program only for campers who are also registered for the Morning Enrichment Program. Therefore, you must register for the Morning Enrichment Program to add the Afternoon Recreation Program.
The Recreation Program (“Rec”) provides opportunities for campers to get exercise, make new friends, build leadership and teamwork skills, and have fun just being kids in the summertime. Fully trained camp counselors (1:10 counselor to camper ratio) lead cooperative games, sports oriented games, water games, team building activities and other engaging, non-competitive camp favorites for small, grade level groups. Most activities take place on our large soccer field, playground and black top area, or in the gymnasium.
Frequently Asked Questions
We've compiled answers to some of the common questions that families ask each summer.
View the FAQ »
Register for Camp
New families should create an account by completing the new user sign-up.
Returning families can sign-in with their existing accounts.
We strongly recommend completing your registration on a desktop or laptop computer as this portal may not work properly on all mobile phones.
Before & Aftercare
Before and Aftercamp extended care options are offered daily during Summer Adventures in Learning to provide more flexibility for those families who need it.
Lunch Program
Full-day campers may either bring a lunch from home or order from SAA's Lunch Program by Marlas Lunch, offering options from their kitchen, as well as from local vendors and restaurants.
Health & Safety
SAA implements specific health and safety measures* as part of our multi-layered approach to reducing the exposure and spread of illness within our community. Summer Adventures offers an onsite Health Services Center staffed by a full-time nurse.
Sharing responsibility for our community’s health and safety, families and staff can expect:
- Acknowledgement of Community Responsibility, a family-camp partnership to keep everyone healthy
- Emphasis on healthy hygiene practices built into the camp schedule
- The use of large, open-air tents to create outdoor programming space
- Small class sizes and programming arranged by grade level (PreK, K, 1st-2nd, 3rd-4th, and 5th-8th)
- Prioritizing staff vaccination
