Kids Elite Summer Camp

Each regular camp day follows a repeatable sequence. Children check in, begin a theme-based project block with brainstorming and discussion, take a snack break, and spend time at the park or in outdoor play. After lunch, the group returns to a longer hands-on STEAM block before closing with a short summary and sharing period. Optional extended care is available after the regular full-day program.

The weekly theme determines the main subject focus. Current program materials show sessions built around areas such as emotional intelligence, music and event production, engineering and 3D printing, nature science, creative character design, invention history and AI, and marine science. Across these themes, the camp describes work in science, engineering, technology, arts and design, cooking, outdoor exploration, and life skills. Projects are presented as opportunities to design, build, test, code, create, experiment, and communicate ideas.

The program uses the organization's multidisciplinary approach, which connects subjects inside a single project instead of treating science, art, technology, and communication as unrelated areas. Children work in a facility with dedicated technology, science, art, cooking, and multipurpose spaces. The exact projects and materials vary by week, while the daily rhythm of project work, breaks, outdoor time, and group sharing remains consistent in the published schedule.

An optional weekly food program provides lunch plus morning and afternoon snacks. Fruit and vegetables are available daily. Lunch examples include fried rice, fried noodles, dumplings, curry rice, quesadillas, spaghetti, pizza, panini with corn soup, macaroni and cheese, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets. The menu covers Asian, Mexican, Italian, and American-style meals.

Snack examples include waffles with fruit, yogurt and fruit, pancakes, cereal with milk and fruit, popcorn, tortilla chips, juice, and fresh fruit. The meal-and-snack program is selected separately from the full-day camp fee.

Kids Elite Club presents a multidisciplinary teaching team for its hands-on programs. Co-founder and director Kiki Chen teaches Mandarin, math, and AI. Cesar Hernandez focuses on technology and engineering, with experience in coding, robotics, electronics, 3D printing, and cutting-edge technology. Su Fei Lin is identified as a science and engineering teacher with more than 40 years of teaching experience. Sophy teaches cooking and Mandarin, and Dioselina Martinez leads art projects. The organization describes its educators as experienced, caring, and focused on practical, hands-on learning.

Parents can contact Kids Elite Club by phone or email with questions about camp, registration, fees, or policies. Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to the organization. Before registration, families are asked to review the camp information, schedule, fees, and policies. Questions about optional extended care and the lunch-and-snack program can use the same general contact channels during the registration process.

Welcome and check-in are scheduled from 8:20 AM to 8:40 AM. The regular full-day program runs from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, followed by optional extended care from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM. The published schedule includes a morning snack break, park and outdoor play, a lunch break, two project-learning blocks, and a closing summary-and-sharing period.

Spots are limited by week. Late pickup after 5:30 PM is charged by the minute. Families are instructed to review the camp information, schedule, fees, and policies before completing registration.