Learning Tree Summer Camp

Students take part in a weekly mix of academic classes, creative activities and movement. Separate schedules cover TK and kindergarten, first and second grades, third and fourth grades, and fifth through seventh grades. The academic side includes math, English writing and Chinese language. Public speaking, coding and robotics add further choices, while cooking and art bring practical and creative work into the program.

Sports and games are part of the same camp offering. Table tennis and pickleball appear among the standard enrichment activities, alongside mathematics, English writing, art, coding, chess and Chinese language. Families can also enroll in designated elite add-ons: chess twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays, or ice skating twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Students who do not select those add-ons take part in the included enrichment activities.

Friday field trips are optional and require a separate signup. The weekly destinations include science centers, an aquarium, movies and active recreation venues. Families choose individual camp weeks on the enrollment form, then select any lunch service, Friday outings and elite activities for their child. This separates the regular camp program from optional additions.

Lunch is available as an optional meal service. Water and snacks are provided during camp. Parents should notify the learning center about their child’s allergies and record allergy information on the registration form.

A parent or authorized adult may pick up a camper during business hours. Enrollment includes an emergency and liability release, with a parent or guardian signature. The form also asks for an emergency contact who can be reached if needed.

The registration form asks parents to list allergies, medications, and medication distribution times and amounts. An emergency release authorizes staff to seek medical attention if a parent cannot be reached.

Families can reach the learning center by phone or email with camp questions. A website inquiry form provides another way to send a message.

Enrollment uses a registration form with student details, parent or guardian contacts, and an emergency contact. Families select camp weeks and separately sign up for lunch and Friday field trips. The form includes medical information and a signed emergency release. A parent or authorized adult may pick up a student during business hours.