“Learning is experience. Everything else is just information.”
— Albert Einstein
A Summer Camp for Teens
The Idea!
Designed to engaged teens with experiential learning opportunities in subjects they like, and careers they are interested.
A Journey of Adventure and Learning
Our excursions take students to the frontline of history, to experiment with new technology, to explore their curiosity, to engage with professionals on possible career paths, and experience adventure.
Summer 2026 Programs
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Science Explorers (6/17 - 6/21)
Engineering and artificial intelligence are that the forefront of American ingenuity. This engineering experience focuses on the future of aerospace engineering.
Campers will see a SpaceX rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, tour the largest museum of aerospace history at the Kennedy Space Center NASA museum, explore careers in aerospace engineering at Emory-Riddle Aeronautical University, followed by a tour of a defense company making rocket and missile engines.
We will also take advantage of the proximity to Orlando and visit the happiest place on Earth…Disney World!
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History Unlocked (7/19-7/24)
Campers will travel back in time and walk in the footsteps of Dr. King to learn first hand about the Civil Rights Movement.
On this week long excursion students will explore history as walk through a preserved Antebellum planation in Durham, NC. Seeing first hand how enslaved people lived through the 19th century.
Campers will then travel to Selma and march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in the footsteps of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, explore the Birmingham Civil Right Institute, visiting the Freedom Riders Monument, go on a private tour to see where history occurred throughout Selma.
This will be an experience every camper will remember!
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Northeast Exploration (7/19 - 7/24)
Welcome to the Summer Experience Program. This program is designed to expose campers to the arts, experience history, explore career paths and make memories with their friends.
On this week long journey, campers will travel to both Boston and New York City.
In Boston, campers will see the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum, experience history through the Freedom Trail, and tour Harvard University.
Later in the week campers will travel south to NYC to see the Metropolitan Museum of Art, catch a Broadway show, and experience history along a tour of Ellis Island and the State of Liberty!
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Midwest Odyssey (7/25 - 7/31)
On this week-long excursion, students will explore American history at the Henry Ford Museum of Innovation. Learning about history first hand as they stand in Edison’s actual laboratory, the Wright Brothers actual bicycle shop, stand in a court house that President Lincoln made legal arguments. There is nothing like the Henry Ford.
Campers will tour both the University of Notre Dame and Ohio State University, seeing first hand the programs offered at some of our finest educational institutions.
Campers will see Chicago, from Ghost tours, to seeing the city from a river tour, to experiencing the observation deck from the Sears Tower campers will experience Chicago!
On our way back, we look to have more fun as we stop by Cedar Point the roller coaster capital of the world! Not a thrill rider….have no worries as Mr. Mike will be doing the water park!
Program Details
Programs: Four
Length: 4 - 6 days
Maximum Capacity: 10-12 students
Age Range: 11yo & Up (Entering Middle Fall 26’)
Registration : Click Here
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost?
The cost of this program is one flat tuition fee. Each program is different and unique, so too are the tuition costs. Please click on the “Learn More” tab under the program you are interested to find the cost and registration.
What are my payment options?
Families can pay tuition for these experiences in 10 month payments to make them affordable for everyone!
How does food work?
Students will have three meals per day, with the cost of those meals included in your tuition. Some meals will be prepared by our staff, some meals will be at restaurants. Each program will be a little different, and a menu, with food options given prior to the week.
We highly suggest parents provide their kids the ability to purchase snacks. Many banks provide these services, like Greenlight or put money on a phone like Apple Pay.
How does sleeping and bed check work?
While each program is slightly different, our groups stay in both hotels and private rental properties. Students will have 2-4 roommates. Each night our team member(s) will do a bed check at 11pm. At this point campers cannot leave their rooms.
Do they do anything else on these trips?
Yes! Our programs are designed for learning, but these experiences are also opportunities for campers to make memories. We build time in the schedule for campers to explore the areas we are visiting. The group will get to choose different options and make memories.
How do I register?
Scroll up and click on “learn more” under the program you are interested. Scroll to the bottom and click Register Now.
Or use this link here, Register Here
