Summer Camps

Golf Camp: June 2-6 at Sunset Landing (9AM-11AM) - $150/camper

PGA Certified Instruction and two 9-hole rounds of golf. Boys and Girls (Grades 7th-12th)

Baseball Camp: June 16-18 (5pm-7pm) - $150/camper
The Baseball staff will provide instruction in every aspect of the game. Campers will learn the fundamentals of the game as well as drills and exercises to use at home. (Grades 3rd-8th)

JPII Baseball Catcher's Camp: June 23-24 (5pm - 7pm) - $100/camper
The Baseball staff will provide instruction about the position of catcher. Campers will learn the fundamentals of being a catcher in the game and drills/exercises to use at home. (Grades 7th-12th)

Basketball Camp: July 7-11 (9am - 12pm) - $150/camper
Camp will focus on skill development for all ages. Players will learn the proper techniques to dribble, shoot, and pass. Competitive events will also be a part of the daily schedule. Boys and Girls (Grades 3rd-8th)

Tennis Camp: June 13, June 20, and June 27, 9am-12pm - $50 per camp

Fundamental tennis camp where the kids learn eye hand coordination drills and the basic strokes to learn to play the sport. Camp 1: June 13, 9am-12pm, Camp 2: June 20, 9am-12pm, Camp 3: June 27, 9am-12pm Boys and Girls (6th-11th Graders)

Softball Camp: June 2-4 (9am-12pm) - $150/camper
Girls (Grades 5th-9th)
The JPII Softball Coaching Staff will teach the fundamentals of all aspects of the game.

Football Camp: June 9-11 (5:30PM-7:30PM) - $150/camper

Camp will provide non-contact, age-appropriate fundamental instruction and skill development on every aspect of the game. (Grades 3rd-8th)

Girls Flag Football Camp: June 17-19 (9AM-12PM) - $150/camper
This will be the first annual Flag Football Camp to develop skills and techniques for a successful season. (Grades 8th-12th)

Volleyball Camp: June 9-11 (9am-12pm) - $150/camper
We will teach fundamentals of volleyball and play fun games. Boys and Girls (Grades 2nd-7th)

Volleyball "Setter" Camp: June 16 (9am-12pm) - $50/camper
Camp will teach the fundamentals of setting in volleyball and work on teaching core components and specifics. Girls (Grades 7th-12th)

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ART Camp: June 9-13 (8am-12pm) - $150/camper

Learn different ways of making art while having fun. Boys and Girls (Grades 5th-9th)

Rocketry Camp: June 2-6 (8am-12pm) - $150/camper

This camp will focus on the basics of how to design, build, and fly rockets in preparation for the American Rocketry Challenge. Boys and Girls (Grades 7th-10th)

Theatre Camp: (Aladdin for Kids): Mon, June 2-Sat, June 7 (9am-1:30pm, Mon-Fri; 10am–2pm, Saturday with performance for parents at 2pm) - $150/camper, Limit to 30 campers maximum

Auditions are Sunday, June 1 from 2pm – 4pm Boys and Girls (Grades 4th-9th)

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Chemistry Camp: July 14-18 (8am-12pm) - $150/camper
Hands-on engaging activities to foster a greater understanding of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Boys and Girls (Grades 6th-9th)

Physics Camp: June 9-13 (8am-12pm) - $150/camper

We will discover the nature of Physics with experiments from kinematics, optics, electric circuits, magnetism, and more! Boys and Girls (Grades 6th-9th)

Essay Writing for High School Students Camp: June 16-19 (12:30PM–3:30PM) - $150/camper
Through a variety of fun and entertaining exercises and drills, participants will be taught the basics of identifying different types of essay questions, forming a thesis statement, crafting a topic sentence, gathering facts and details, presenting careful analysis, and incorporating information from primary source documents. This promises to be a great way to better master essay-writing in the Social Sciences and to get a leg up for the upcoming academic year. Boys and Girls (Grades 7th-12th)

Learning the History of Warfare through Dodgeball: June 23-26 (9AM-12PM) - $150/camper
Competitions and conflicts that involve dodging and launching projectiles have existed throughout history and can be traced to the development of siege equipment and artillery. Leaving warfare aside, camp participants will have the opportunity to engage in a number of fun, physical competitions that promote physical well-being, strength and conditioning, tactics, leadership, and teamwork. Specifically, students will engage in games of traditional and modified dodgeball, “battleball”, traditional kickball, “clump ball”, and “Bombard”. All the while, students will enjoy mini-lectures on the uses, successes, and failures of artillery from ancient history through current conflicts. Boys and Girls (Grades 3rd-8th)

Learning the History of WWII through Axis and Allies: June 23-26 (12:30PM–3:30PM) - $150/camper
This camp is for those who love reading about famous battles or watching documentaries on the History Channel and who enjoy playing board games, especially those that require cunning and strategy. This camp will focus exclusively on World War II using the Axis and Allies 1940 Europe and 1940 Pacific board games (5 feet of World War II action, over 1,000 military units to command). Through our board game simulations, history lectures, and documentaries, campers will be able to learn about various events in World War II and will get a chance to change the entire course of the war. Boys and Girls (Grades 5th-12th)

Model UN & Debating Camp: June 16-19 (9AM-12PM) - $150/camper
Does your child love to argue with you? This is an opportunity for your child to channel that love for arguing towards something good, solving world problems and developing the art of discourse and debate through Model United Nations (UN) simulations! Led by our nationally ranked Model UN coach, participants will be thrust into the heart of the global world as they learn to research and role play countries in international debates that tackle pressing and timely world issues. These experiences will help participants learn about a broad spectrum of international issues and how to achieve conflict resolution and how to debate. This camp is a great foundation for students interested in participating in Model UN Conferences in middle or high school. It will help incoming freshmen prepare for the Falcon Model UN Conference and will enable returning students to gain more experience debating and even leading committees as committee chairs. Boys and Girls (Grades 6th-12th)

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