Activity Descriptions:
Arts
Children will participate in different arts activities that they aren’t necessarily exposed to in school. Children will create several projects and be exposed to new art forms such as graphic design, drawing, painting, photo editing, and various mediums that students are already familiar with.
Science
Children will be introduced to the primary topics of science through engaging activities and hands-on experiments. Our science activities will develop a child’s scientific thinking and point of view.
Computer/Coding
Children will expand their skills in computer applications that will prepare them for the rapid advancements in technology. Campers will enjoy playing and learning coding with Ozobot and Sphero. These activities will help increase your child’s understanding of technology from the past to the modern-day through exciting interactive projects.
Math
Children are exposed to math activities to understand related math concepts better. Children will foster their reasoning and problem-solving skills through fun and creative activities.
Theater/Film
Children will prepare scenes or entire stories, based on their age range, once a week. Campers will present a short performance every Friday in collaboration with their peers through fun activities. Children will participate in assistant directors, props, effects, actors, actresses, dancers, and similar positions.
Program Dates in 2024:
Week 1: July 1 - 5 (no session on July 4 - observed)
Week 2: July 8 - 12
Week 3: July 15 - 19
Week 4: July 22 - 26
Week 5: July 29 - August 2
Week 6: August 5 - 8 (no session on Friday, August 9)
9:30am - 4:30pm
After 5:00 pm, campers who remain at Manhattan College will be charged an additional $10 for every fifteen minutes after (the latest pick-up is 5:30 pm). Parents that need to drop off campers before 9:00 am will be charged an additional fee of $10 for every fifteen minutes earlier (the earliest drop-off is 8:30 am)
LUNCH/SNACKS
Parents must provide a cold lunch and two snacks in a sealed lunch box daily.
CAMP FEES AND DISCOUNTS
$100 Non-refundable registration fee (this fee cannot be added to weekly or other payments). Must be paid when registration is submitted at manhattan.edu/paymccamp
Use this link to make any other future payments regarding this camp (t-shirts, tuition, add-on pick-up & drop-off time).
7-8 WEEKS= $496.00 PER WEEK
4-6 WEEKS= $546.00 PER WEEK
1-3 WEEKS= $596.00 PER WEEK
Super Early Bird Special before December 20, 2023, $446/week, independently of the number of weeks.
Camp t-shirts $10/ea. (required every day)
Available Discounts (discounts or special rates cannot be combined with other discounts):
Manhattan College Employees/Alumni - $20 Discount per week (cannot be combined with other discounts)
Second/Third Sibling Camper Enrolled - $20 Discount per week (cannot be combined with other discounts)
*You can register for one or more weeks as long as they are available.
HOMESTAY HOUSING (OPTIONAL)
International campers accompanied by an adult are welcomed.
We provide homestay housing for at least four consecutive weeks while your child participates in our camp if needed. One adult and one child per week are $1,200, and breakfast is included.
Please contact us if your family is larger for customized pricing.
You and your child are placed with an American host family, who will welcome you to their home. The location of the host home is a couple of bus/train stops from Manhattan College.
For international participants who require a visa to enter the U.S., you must have a valid B2 (tourist visa) to participate (we do not sponsor visas for this program).
CONTACT INFORMATION
If you have any questions (please check our FAQ section), please email mcardenas01@manhattan.edu; arobles06@manhattan.edu, and infonc@manhattan.edu
