for the creatives Summer camp 2026 and beyond

At SOTP Summer Camp, we believe every child is a creative and they just need the right environment to discover it. Our program blends rigorous academics with hands-on enrichment, faith development, and community. Campers don't just learn about things; they make them, cook them, code them, and wear them.

Every day is built around our RMSA core program:

• R — Reading: Shared read-alouds, book buddy pairs, independent leveled reading, and literacy woven into every theme
• M — Math: Real-world problem solving, differentiated stations, and peer coaching
• S — Science: Experiments, STEM projects, and curiosity-driven discovery
• A — Art: Visual arts and creative expression tied to every enrichment track

On top of the RMSA core, campers rotate through enrichment tracks each round (Round 1& 2: sewing, technology, Round 3: Vacation Bible School, and biblical foods cooking)  with a culminating project every round that showcases what they've built and learned.

Weather permitting, Friday is Field Trip Friday! Campers explore museums, farms, nature parks, and more, connecting each week's learning to the real world.

June 15 – July 3 · 3 Weeks 

$215/week per camper

Enrichment tracks: Sewing & Textiles · Technology

Campers in Round 1 dive into the world of fashion and design. They learn mood boarding, hand stitching and machine sewing fundamentals, explore fabric science, and build design skills; while younger campers develop foundational hand-sewing techniques and older campers take on more complex construction.

On the tech side, campers explore computers from the inside out, learning how they work, what makes them tick, and how to think like engineers.

Culminating Projects:

• Fashion: Create a fashion portfolio and sew a garment
• Tech: Take apart a laptop and put it back together

July 6 – July 31 · 4 Weeks 

$215/week per camper

Enrichment tracks: Advanced Sewing · Technology (Cyberdeck Build)

Round 2 takes everything up a level. Returning campers build on their Round 1 skills , designing digitally before ever touching fabric, working with closures, and producing a more complex finished garment. New campers join at the right entry point for their skill level.

The tech track goes deep: campers assemble, wire, and program their very own cyberdeck, a working portable computer built on a Raspberry Pi. They customize it, code it, decorate it, and take it home at the end of the round.

Culminating Projects:

• Fashion: Sew an advanced garment with closures
• Tech: Build and program your own Cyberdeck

August 3 – August 14 · 2 Weeks

$175/week per camper

Enrichment tracks: Vacation Bible School · Biblical Foods Cooking

Round 3 is a beautiful blend of faith, food, and celebration. Each day connects a Bible story to a food from Scripture, campers cook, taste, learn, and document their recipes in a personal journal. From unleavened flatbread (Exodus) to lentil stew (Genesis) to honey and figs, every dish tells a story.

VBS runs alongside the cooking track, bringing in songs, Scripture, gratitude practices, and community service to round out the experience.

Culminating Event: Biblical Foods Picnic — Friday, August 14 Campers cook, host, serve, and celebrate with their families. Older campers lead a short devotion. Every camper presents their recipe journal as a keepsake. Families are invited!

"We thoughtfully review every application and reserve the right to admit students whose interests and goals align with our program's mission and values."

Hold tight! We are planning some awesome programs for you and your scholar.

The warm weather may seem far away, but here at School of the Prophets Preparatory Academy, we are already digging into the details for our Summer Programs!

School of the Prophets Preparatory Academy (SOTP) is excited to plan an enriching and dynamic Summer Program for youth and adults in our community. From creative arts to academic enrichment, our programs are designed to inspire, educate, and empower participants of all ages.

To ensure we offer the classes, workshops, and activities that best meet the needs of our families and community, we’re asking for your input.

Please take a few minutes to complete our Summer Program Needs Assessment Survey. Your feedback will help us finalize the schedule, subjects, and experiences that matter most to you and your family.