Summer Camp 2012

Turning Point School offers a variety of exciting, engaging experiences for campers in our Summer Camp Program. There is something for everyone!

Specialist Camp

Specialist Camp offers five, week-long sessions June 12-July 6. Classes include sculpture, graphic novels, dance, rock band, robotics, drama, and science based classes; from technology to the culinary arts, from sports to theater arts, there is a class your child will love! A full list of class descriptions is forthcoming. Registration is open to Primary-Level 8 students. Please submit this application form for Specialist Camp.

Specialist Camp Policies and Procedures

Traditional Camp

Traditional Camp dates are July 9-August 3. Our camp encourages children to laugh, play, and learn in a fun and familiar environment. Everybody loves the Game Room, Super Water Slide, Luau Day, Pine Car Derby, and sno-cones! Our students will surely flip for our new "Concentration" and "Exploration" summer classes, which serve to enhance our already first rate program. Click here to learn more about Traditional Camp. Registration is open to new and returning Primary students as well as students entering Levels K through 5 in the fall. Please submit this application form for Traditional Camp.

Traditional Camp Policies and Procedures

 
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Primary Art Exhibit

At Turning Point School, our Primary division students paint, draw, doodle, and construct to discover the fundamentals of line, form, color, and shape in an environment free of criticism. No one second-guesses a purple sky or a fuchsia dog here! This freedom provides students a perfect opportunity to explore their creativity as well as providing an outlet for their self-expression. It would be unfortunate for these masterpieces to be kept away from the world. Fortunately, at the end of each school year, students are able to show off their work at the Primary Art Exhibit. Individual students select pieces they have created for display in the show, and collaborative works created by the whole class are exhibited as well. Turning Point students and teachers from all levels tour the exhibit, and special visiting hours are set up for parents.