Week: July 27-31
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Learn how to integrate technology into the art of story-telling. Campers will create their own character and make it come to life using various art techniques and technology. Come with your favorite story and leave with a new one of your own!

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: TBA
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-2

Experience a different adventure every day with this indoor and outdoor camp. This general camp will focus on fun, games, and exploring learning activities within our four pillars - academics, athletics, arts, and character.

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: TBA
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-2

Experience a different adventure every day with this indoor and outdoor camp. This general camp will focus on fun, games, and exploring learning activities within our four pillars - academics, athletics, arts, and character.

Weeks: June 22-26
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-2

Learn to think like an artist! Each day explore new techniques through demonstrations and then apply that knowledge to create a one-of-a-kind piece of your own design. Campers will leave each day with a masterpiece from their own ideas!

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Weeks: July 13-17
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Learn to think like an artist! Each day explore new techniques through demonstrations and then apply that knowledge to create a one-of-a-kind piece of your own design. Campers will leave each day with a masterpiece from their own ideas!

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Weeks: June 15-19
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 3-4

Learn to think like an artist! Each day explore new techniques through demonstrations and then apply that knowledge to create a one-of-a-kind piece of your own design. Campers will leave each day with a masterpiece from their own ideas!

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 3-6

Learn to think like an artist! Each day explore new techniques through demonstrations and then apply that knowledge to create a one-of-a-kind piece of your own design. Campers will leave each day with a masterpiece from their own ideas!

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 4-9

Learn to think like an artist! Each day explore new techniques through demonstrations and then apply that knowledge to create a one-of-a-kind piece of your own design. Campers will leave each day with a masterpiece from their own ideas!

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Katie Murray-Emmons*
Time: 8:30- 11:30 AM 
Grades: 1-3

Measuring cups, dry ingredients, bowls, plus your favorite recipe and you are ready to explore the world of baking! Tie up your aprons and get ready to explore a hands-on cooking camp. All campers will leave with recipes, an apron, and sweet treats of course! Limited to 8 bakers.

*Katherine Murray-Emmons is a self-taught baker and cake decorator and has had the wonderful opportunity to create unique & tasty cakes for clients across Michiana. With a degree in early childhood education, she loves teaching young children and baking. She is looking forward to a summer full of baking adventures.

Week: July 20-24
Instructors: Mike Harding
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 5-9

This camp is designed for all students who wish to further develop their basketball skills and knowledge of the game for competition at a higher level. The focus will be on individual fundamentals, skills enhancement, individual and team offense/defense, agility, conditioning, basketball strategies, basketball game conditions, and conversions. Campers will leave with new knowledge and skills!

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Caryn MacKenzie
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 5-6

Move beyond the talk of leadership and experience it first-hand through this engaging team-building camp. Cooperative learning and listening will move you through our exciting low elements course. Spend time exploring our horizontal and vertical spiderweb, whale watch, zig-zag, boxes and more. Campers will be challenged and grow in confidence as they gain lifelong skills as developing leaders.

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Caryn MacKenzie
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 7-8

Move beyond the talk of leadership and experience it first-hand through this engaging team-building camp. Cooperative learning and listening will move you through our exciting low elements course. Spend time exploring our horizontal and vertical spiderweb, whale watch, zig-zag, boxes and more. Campers will be challenged and grow in confidence as they gain lifelong skills as developing leaders.

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-2

Creating digitally has endless possibilities - green screens, glitch art, photoshop, augmented reality, 3D printing. Learn how to make your art come to life with movement, photo, and video. If you always have ideas and love to create, this camp is for you! Campers will leave with a digital portfolio or sketchbook of their creations.  

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 3-6

Creating digitally has endless possibilities - green screens, glitch art, photoshop, augmented reality, 3D printing. Learn how to make your art come to life with movement, photo, and video. If you always have ideas and love to create, this camp is for you! Campers will leave with a digital portfolio or sketchbook of their creations.

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Katie Murray-Emmons*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM 
Grades: 4-9

From crumb coats to beautiful piping, enjoy this decorating camp as you learn the basics and beyond. Classic frostings will be explored and campers will leave with a fun kit to practice with at home. Limited to 8 bakers.

*Katherine Murray-Emmons is a self-taught baker and cake decorator and has had the wonderful opportunity to create unique & tasty cakes for clients across Michiana. With a degree in early childhood education, she loves teaching young children and baking. She is looking forward to a summer full of baking adventures.

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: Katie Murray-Emmons*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 4-9

From crumb coats to beautiful piping, enjoy this decorating camp as you learn the basics and beyond. Classic frostings will be explored and campers will leave with a fun kit to practice with at home. Limited to 8 bakers.

*Katherine Murray-Emmons is a self-taught baker and cake decorator and has had the wonderful opportunity to create unique & tasty cakes for clients across Michiana. With a degree in early childhood education, she loves teaching young children and baking. She is looking forward to a summer full of baking adventures.

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Shelly Sharp
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Camp out at Clark with a good book and good friends! Join us as we read camping books by the “fire”, discover scavenger hunts on Clark grounds, enjoy Go Fish literacy games for phonics and rhyming words, and learn how to make s’mores and other campfire favorites! Each day will bring opportunities to enrich literacy and writing skills in a fun way. Learn to write about favorite forest animals, create poetry with camp songs and s’more directions, and make journals with photos and stories. Come make summer memories while learning and having fun.

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Emilie Grondin
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-9 (One year experience of reading music required)

Develop skills in music reading, listening, and intonation and gain practical experience by playing with others as part of both a small and large ensemble. The week will conclude with a performance for family and friends.

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: Dennis Dmonokro
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-9

Chess improves thinking skills, memory, concentration, and most importantly, is FUN! Come learn the language of chess through fun lessons and then practice with peers. Leave with new strategies, concepts, and your own book.

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: iCeNSA University of Notre Dame
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 5-9

Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills while exploring the central concepts of programming, which is rapidly becoming an everyday skill! Camp is tailored to each individual’s mathematical and technological skill sets. Leave with a new understanding of coding and have fun while learning it!

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Patrick Cobb
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 5-9

Dissection camp allows campers to learn more about the animal kingdom through the dissection of a number of specimens not generally offered in middle school. Campers will dissect various organisms from invertebrate and vertebrate phyla and large mammalian organs.

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Patrick Cobb
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 4-9

What is drone technology? How do you make a drone and from what materials? Join the fun, learn the basics, and fly a drone!

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Sarah Lotter
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-3

If your child loves to collect things found in nature – be it sticks, stones, leaves or other beautiful treasures, this is a camp for them! We will enjoy on-campus nature walks, take in sustainability lessons, play games and make art using natural and recycled materials. Let's create with new friends and mother nature by our side!

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: Michiana Archery
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 3-9

Come explore archery with Michiana Archery! Campers will learn range safety, proper archery shooting form and technique, as well as the history and types of archery, all while getting plenty of practice. At Michiana Archery, their USA Archery-certified instructors provide instruction with a focus on safety, fun, and form. This ensures all campers an educational experience consistent with their age level. All levels are welcome. Campers meet at Stanley Clark and are bused to Michiana Archery daily.

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Lawrence Hammond
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 2-6

Enjoy flag football on the grounds of Clark! Learn the fundamentals of football with friends in this fun non-contact game. Engage in teamwork and develop skills to help you grow as an individual and a team. All levels are welcome.

Week: July 27-31
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 4-9

What is 3D printing and what can you do with it? Explore the basics of 3D printing and how to use sketchbook exercises to enhance your ideas. Be guided through 3D modeling software programs, printing a practice model, and learning how to make forms hollow. Returning students will work on new projects.

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Mike Harding
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-5

Learn the basics of the game in this fun-filled week of basketball. Work with your own age group as you learn to dribble, pass and shoot. A fun, positive experience will be the goal for the week.

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Amanda Augustine*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 5-9

Explore the art of jewelry as you learn to make a beaded necklace, sterling silver pendant, and a cuff. Campers will be exposed to professional jewelry-making techniques with sterling silver and take home their own handmade jewelry at the end of the week.

*Amanda Augustine is a Graduate Gemologist and jeweler who studied at the Gemological Institute of America in Carlsbad, CA. She has spent the past 17 years working as a metalsmith in Santa Fe, NM and recently returned to the area. She maintains a regular practice and sells her work on Etsy. 

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: George Phillip
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-4

Calling all little engineers, dreamers, and builders! Learn to design, code, and program small Lego robots in this explore and create camp.

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: George Phillip
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 5-9

Learn to build, problem-solve, code, program, fail and build again! This camp is a taste of our school-year robotics team. Come and explore!

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Emilie Grondin
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Explore music through songs, creative movement, listening, interpretive drawings and crafts, rhymes and instruments. This fun-filled music camp teaches kids to love music and movement!

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Ryan Costantini*
Time: 8:30-3:00 PM
Grades: 5-9

Experience the excitement and demands of the courtroom by playing the role of an attorney or witness. Campers will be exposed to public speaking, critical thinking, and more! Learn about all aspects of mock trial, from opening statements to closing arguments and everything in between. Campers will practice their new skills as they prepare to argue their side in State v. Hertz, the camp’s culminating activity. Family and friends will be invited to be members of the jury on the final day! Campers will be expected to have read the case when it arrives approximately two weeks prior to camp.

*SCS parent, Ryan Costantini, has over ten years of experience in coaching mock trial and currently coaches a freshmen team at Adams High School. A trained attorney and graduate of Notre Dame and Notre Dame Law School, Ryan is the Senior Director of International Contracts at AM General. 

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Sarah Lotter
Time: 8:30- 11:30 AM
Grades: 1-3

Learn how your brain works in this fun make, play and create camp. Explore science, nature and art activities on a daily basis while learning about the most important organ in our body - the brain. By asking questions, speaking with experts, and diving into current research, campers will learn ways to help their brains grow!

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Jason Hunter
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 4-9

Enjoy an active week of indoor and outdoor sports to build confidence, keep moving, and learn the art of play. Good teamwork and sportsmanship will be emphasized. End the week with memories to last a lifetime with a field trip to Rum Village Aerial Park.

Week: July 6-10
Instructors: Diana Palomo and Amy Klinger
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-6

The Pigeon & The Hen Pottery is taking their show on the road and bringing you the opportunity to try printmaking on pottery. Come learn how to make a linocut, print on clay, and create a journal to document the process. Students will leave with their own journals and pottery.

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Jenni O’Connor
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 2-4

Board games, competition, winning, losing, and listening are all skills learned through practice. Come experience classic and new games to stretch and challenge your brain. Campers will also have the opportunity to create their own game throughout the week.

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Patrick Cobb
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 3-6

Learn how to code and fly indoor drones. Solve problems through coding your drone to deliver “supplies” and do other adventures, like navigating obstacle courses.

Week: July 6-10
Instructor: Neil Carmichael*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 4-9

What makes watching a video or movie more compelling? Great music! Here is your chance to create the perfect soundtrack. Learn how to use Garage Band to create a unique score, sync it to the video of your choice using iMovie, and share it with friends on YouTube. Explore music on a whole new level in this camp!

*Neil has been performing for 22 years and teaching for 15. He currently serves on the faculty at Nuner Fine Arts Academy and teaches at South Bend Music Exchange.

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 2-6

Discover the new frontier of your favorite activity -- hot beads! Use math, design, and hard work to turn patterns into three-dimensional sculptures. Push your creativity to the next level with this versatile material.

Week: July 27-31
Instructors: Anne Marie Messmer, Anthony Garatoni
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-5

Grab your cleats and let's get moving! Join us this summer on the Clark fields to build your soccer skills while having fun! Players will gain more confidence with the soccer ball in all aspects of the game including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. Come improve your technique or be introduced to the game. All levels are welcome!

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Erika Constantini*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 4-9

Dive into an afternoon of Spanish in this fun-filled camp. Explore cooking, games, and more as you and fellow campers are immersed in a Spanish-only atmosphere. No need to be fluent, but you must come ready to learn new vocabulary and everyday language skills in Spanish! Campers will take a field trip to practice their skills.

*Erika Costantini is a Spanish teacher and camp enthusiast who recently moved from Connecticut with her family. After spending 20 years teaching Spanish at the Kingswood Oxford Middle School she is thrilled to help campers build vocabulary, fluency, and confidence through iconic summer activities, fun, and games. She earned her Masters in Spanish from Middlebury College in Vermont and has been fortunate to study and live in both Toledo, Spain and Guadalajara, México. She has also been able to bring her experiences traveling in Ecuador, Paraguay, and Argentina back to the classroom.

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Erika Constantini
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-3

Build Spanish vocabulary while participating in a wide variety of indoor and outdoor summer activities. Have fun while building the foundation to fluency. Take advantage of spending time in this one-of-a-kind immersion camp!

*Erika Costantini is a Spanish teacher and camp enthusiast who recently moved from Connecticut with her family. After spending 20 years teaching Spanish at the Kingswood Oxford Middle School she is thrilled to help campers build vocabulary, fluency, and confidence through iconic summer activities, fun, and games. She earned her Masters in Spanish from Middlebury College in Vermont and has been fortunate to study and live in both Toledo, Spain and Guadalajara, México. She has also been able to bring her experiences traveling in Ecuador, Paraguay, and Argentina back to the classroom.

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Jenni O’Connor
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 2-4

Experiencing the highs and lows of a game while getting lost in the activity is the goal of this camp. Learning the soft and hard skills of sports can be a challenge. Take the challenge and come play with a group of new friends as you discover the joy of all sports! Kickball, basketball, tag, you name it - we’ll play it!

Week: July 20-24
Instructor: Christine Schrader
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-5

Write your own folk tales, paint pictures, and tell a story in this imaginative world of storytelling theatre! Campers will play games, make art, be silly, and have fun as they make a show to share with friends at the end of the week!

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Explore the beautiful Clark campus! Learn about topics such as trees and bugs while exploring the natural world around us. We’ll use our five senses to investigate and discover nature. Everything detected will be discussed, researched, and observed! On Tuesday, go further into the great outdoors by exploring St. Patrick’s Park. Campers should dress in clothing appropriate for the outdoor elements.

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Katie Murray-Emmons*
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 3-4

Feeling adventurous and want to learn more advanced baking skills? Join us as we review the basics and jump into the art of baking. Go beyond brownies, muffins, and cookies in this camp. All campers will leave with recipes, an apron, and sweet treats of course! Limited to 8 bakers.

*Katherine Murray-Emmons is a self-taught baker and cake decorator and has had the wonderful opportunity to create unique & tasty cakes for clients across Michiana. With a degree in early childhood education, she loves teaching young children and baking. She is looking forward to a summer full of baking adventures.

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 1-2

Are you ready to take art to the next level by incorporating science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics? Learn to think critically and challenge yourself as you watch your art come to life. Various art media and technology will be explored. Come and discover what you can create!

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Sasha Venis
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 3-6

Are you ready to take art to the next level by incorporating science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics? Learn to think critically and challenge yourself as you watch your art come to life. Various art media and technology will be explored. Come and discover what you can create!

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Patrick Cobb
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 3-7

This is the only time you’ll have permission to eat your science project! Campers will make apple sauce, butter, homemade jelly, ice cream, and other favorites. This will be a delicious lesson in science.

Week: June 22-26
Instructor: Patrick Cobb
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 3-6

If you loved The Science of Cooking 1.0, or are ready to begin an adventure in food, this camp is for you! Campers will learn to cook with the sun, make pancakes, learn to preserve fruits and much more. This will be another delicious lesson in science.

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Chris Cripe
Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
Grades: 4-9

Ready to take your passion out of the front yard and into 2020? Learn the fundamentals of creating a business plan, goal setting, money management, and much more! Campers will pick a domain name, make a logo, create a journal of ideas, learn about apps and have fun sharing their dreams. The week will engage students through fun-filled activities and culminate with an onsite sale.

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Tara Grove
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-3

Learn gymnastics and basic strength training without props or equipment. Campers will be introduced to beginner level somersaults, tucks, and handstands. Come ready to move and have fun each day with both tumbling and treks on the beautiful Clark campus.

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 1-4

Learning to move through your body and emotions is an essential skill for daily life no matter your age! Experience the process of mind and body movement through new poses, fun activities and exploring the outdoors each day. Campers will leave with a journal of new poses and daily drawings.

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Week: June 15-19
Instructor: Lauren Feece*
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 4-9

Learning to move through your body and emotions is an essential skill for daily life no matter your age! Experience the process of mind and body movement through new poses, fun activities and exploring the outdoors each day. Campers will leave with a journal of new poses and daily drawings.

*Lauren Feece is an artist and yoga teacher who recently moved back to the area from Chicago. Her paintings and collaborative installations have been featured in publications, galleries, and museums across the country. She has studied yoga with teachers from around the world and has been teaching it for nearly 20 years, infusing her classes with a creative artistic approach. 

Week: July 13-17
Instructor: Kevin Krizmanich
Time: 12:00-3:00 PM
Grades: 4-9

Learn how to create, shoot, and edit your own short video for YouTube. Explore audio production, including recording foley and other sound effects, and learn camera techniques used to create a great shot. All levels welcome!