Summer Camps
GSA offers a variety of summer camps each year. Camps are open to GSA and non-GSA students apart from the Kinder Camp. All classes are taught by GSA faculty.
Non-GSA students please fill out a Student Emergency Form and submit to our office.
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Places will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until full. The full cost is due upon registration. Classes may be canceled due to low enrollment. Cancellation requests must be received at least three weeks before the start of the program for any refund. Failure to attend does not entitle the participant to a transfer, make‐up, prorate or refund.
2023 Summer Camps
Lower School Art Camp with Ms. Hoover
July 24-28 (M-F)
Lower School 9 am-12 pm
Grades: 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
$475 per week
Lower School: Experience a week of exciting new art techniques, new ideas, inspiration and confidence for creation with intention. Students will paint with acrylics, mixed media and more, A different project everyday!
All art supplies will be provided as well as a snack.
We will culminate in a show of our work at the end of the week on Friday the 28th (Morning Session show at 11:00 a.m.)
Capped at 15 students Lower School
Middle School Art Camp with Ms. Hoover
July 24-28 (M-F)
Middle School 1 pm – 4 pm
Grades: 6th, 7th,-8th, high school
$475 per week
Middle School:
Portfolio Art Intensive. Advanced techniques for building competitive artworks, (for Scholastic) strong portfolios for high school and personal artistic vision. Painting, drawing, mixed media and more, with a strong competitive inspiration.
All art supplies will be provided as well as a snack.
We will culminate in a show of our work at the end of the week on Friday the 28th ( Afternoon Session show at 3:00 p.m.).
Capped at 14 students Middle School
Kinder Camp with Mrs. Hayden
July 24 – 28 (M-F), 9 am – 1 pm
For rising GSA Kindergarten Only
$350 per week
Incoming GSA Kindergarten students can enjoy a week of fun while preparing for Kindergarten! Get a sneak preview of what Kindergarten has to offer while also reducing any anxiety your child might have about the transition into Kindergarten. This camp will include art, outside play, language arts activities, kinder routines, and new friends. Bring a lunch and no-spill water bottle to camp.