Camp Cambridge
This summer, we hope your middle and high school students can join us for one of our four week-long camp sessions here at Cambridge.
During each session, our campers who want to make a day of it are welcome to sign up for morning classes and the afternoon activities, or for part of the day as they prefer.
Each morning class (one at 9 am and one at 11 am), led by one of our professors or staff members, runs at $150/week. Each afternoon activity, chaperoned by faculty and staff, will see our students going out and about in Dallas to enjoy bowling, rock climbing, pickleball, minigolf, trampolining, or other fun activities. A week of afternoon activities will cost $200/week, all expenses included.
Classes will require a minimum of five students to make. Refunds will only be processed if a class does not make.
The current registration deadline is May 8th, so please take a look at your summer calendars and register soon. If you have further questions about our camps, please email us at cambridge@cambridgedallas.org.
We hope our summer offerings can bring some structure and excitement to the early summer months, and we’re looking forward to seeing you at Camp Cambridge!
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Week 1: June 1-5
9 AM to 10:30 AM
Humason, Beginning Guitar
Nine, SAT Math Strategies, Featuring Desmos (HS Only)
Jackson, Excel Bootcamp
11 AM to 12:30 PM
Humason, Cursive & Calligraphy
Aparicio, How to Get Rich (Slowly): A Practical Introduction to Personal Finance
Cassidy, Film Appreciation: Keaton’s Daring Comedies
Morning Course Line-Up:
Week 2: June 8-12
9 AM to 10:30 AM
Humason, Beginning Guitar
Richardson, Survival Spanish: I Need Spanish, and I Need It Now!
Rojas, Playing Like a World Champ, Capablanca Fundamentals
11 AM to 12:30 PM
Jackson, Excel Bootcamp
Humason, Cursive and Calligraphy
Richards, What in the World? Theories and Regions of the Globe
Morning Course Line-Up:
Week 3: June 15-19
9 AM to 10:30 AM
Lewis and Schrum, In Search of Lost Civilizations
Caldwell, ACT-Focused Test Prep
11 AM to 12:30 PM
Caldwell, Classical Mythology: Gods, Heroes, and Legends
Rojas, Play Like a World Champ: Capablanca Fundamentals
Morning Course Line-Up:
Week 4: June 22-26
9 AM to 10:30 AM
Lewis and Schrum, In Search of Lost Civilizations
Caldwell, ACT-Focused Test Prep
Nine, SAT Math Strategies, Featuring Desmos (HS Only)
11 AM to 12:30 PM
Caldwell, Classical Mythology: Gods, Heroes, and Legends
Rojas, Play Like a World Champ: Capablanca Fundamentals
Cassidy, Keaton’s Daring Comedies
Morning Course Line-Up:
Recreational Activities
Fill out your summer camp schedule with an afternoon activity! Ice skating, bowling, go karting, laser tag and arcade trips! Once enrolled, we will reach out to obtain any necessary waivers.