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Summer Camps

Burke's student registration opens April 1 for Summer Camps 2024!

Burke’s students please use “Student Account” option - you can write anything in the Student Account box to register.

Registration for siblings/ non-Burke’s students begins Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. 

Camps will begin the week of June 10, pause for July, and continue in the first half of August. 

We will also be offering two options for our Seedlings camp designed for our incoming kindergarten students.
Payment will be collected via TADS for Burke's students. Cancellations must be received two weeks prior to the start of each camp.

June Camps

June summer camps will be held on campus. Full camp descriptions, times, prices, and instructor information can be found here.  Camp aftercare is available for Seedlings. 

June 10-14
 
  • Tree House Adventure Camp (Rising Grades 1-5)
  • ARTifact and Nature: Botanical Prints (Rising Grades 1-4)
  • Circuit Creators (Rising Grades 1-4)
  • Personal Narrative Writing (Rising Grade 8)
  • SSAT and HSPT Test Prep Camps (Rising Grade 8)
    (Note: HSPT Camp will be M-Th)

June 17-21 (No Camp 6/19)
 
  • Seedlings (Incoming Burke's Kindergarten students; please register for one session ONLY)
  • Open Sew Studio (Grades 5-8)
  • US Creative Writing: Poetry (Rising Grades 5-8)
  • US Creative Writing: Short Story (Rising Grades 5-8)

June 24-28
 
  • Seedlings (Incoming Burke's Kindergarten students, 4-day)
  • AI Graphic Novel Writing (Rising Grades, 5-8)

August Camps

August summer camps will be held on campus. Full camp descriptions, times, prices, and instructor information can be found here
 
August 5-9
 
  • Wacky Writing Camps (Rising Grades 1-2 and 3-5)
  • Jewelry & Beading Camps (Rising Grades 1-2 and 3-5)
  • SSAT and HSPT Test Prep Camps (Rising 8 Grade)
  • Sports Clinic: Volleyball (Rising Grades 6-8)
    Burke's Students Only
 
August 12-15 (No Camp 8/18)
 
  • Sports Clinic: Basketball (Rising Grades 6-8)
    Burke's Students Only
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