Our summer programs are a great way for children and teens to learn, socialize and grow during the summer months. We offer a variety of program options and combinations to fit your family's needs.
Springer is an approved provider for the Ohio Afterschool Child Enrichment (ACE) program. This means that some of Springer's summer programs may be eligible for reimbursement through the program. Ohio residents may visit ACEOhio.org to learn more and apply for an educational savings account worth $1000.
Some parents use their employer's flexible spending account (FSA) to save even more. Check with your employer's dependent care benefits to learn more.
June 10-14
$120
Use your creativity and gain hands on exploration with LEGO! Students will problem-solve, create, follow building plans and work with partners to bring their creations to life. Each student enrolled in LEGO receives their own LEGO kit.
June 17-21 (no camp June 19)
$120
Learn all about different types of animals with special visits from Pet Partners of Greater Cincinnati, SPCA Humane Society, Abrakadoodle Art and Cool Critters!
June 24-28
$200
Get hands-on experience creating and sculpting with clay, taught by a local pottery instructor!
July 1-3
$150
Explore the galaxy and learn about space with special visitors from the Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Observatory and more!
July 8-12
$150
Practice skills, healthy competition and burns loads of energy in our sports camp!
June 24-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
9:00-10:00 a.m.
$700
A Springer-created math program individualized for each student with a focus in computational and procedural understanding with application of strategies in the following areas: multiplication computation, division computation, telling time, manipulating fractions, word problems, geometry and pre-algebra.
June 24-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
10:00-11:00 a.m.
$700
A study of literal and inferential comprehension and text details including main idea, key details using narrative, informational and persuasive texts with a focus on strategies to enhance comprehension and decoding.
June 24-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
$700
A study of the foundations of writing including grammar, drafting, revising and editing skills as well as identifying the purpose and audience for writing and generating topics to write about.
June 24-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
12:30-1:30
$700
A study of depth and detail in writing including adding supporting details to a selected main idea, sequencing writing in paragraphs, citing evidence in writing and connecting a main idea to topic sentences and conclusion.
June 24-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
1:30-2:30 p.m.
$700
A focus on executive functioning skills including time management, organization and planning for classroom and at-home skills using the SMARTS program.
July 1-July 12 (no camp July 4, 5)
3:00-3:45 p.m.
$700
A small group focused on understanding personal strengths and goals, strategies to manage impulsivity, and overall social skills.
June 10-28 (no camp June 19)
1:00-2:00 p.m.
$700
A Multisensory course for students aiming to improve math skills and apply concepts in & outside of the classroom. The course focus is on computational and procedural understanding with application of strategies in the following areas: word problems, geometry, pre-algebra and algebra.
June 10-28 (no camp June 19)
2:00-3:00 p.m.
$700
Students will walk through the writing process of brainstorming, organizing, drafting, and revising a paper. During this course, students will participate in fun writing exercises and gain templates, graphic organizers, strategies and other resources to use in camp as well as for future writing assignments. Writing assignments will be differentiated and students who are rising 11th and 12th graders will have direct practice of College Common Application essay writing.
July 8-12
9:00-11:00 a.m.
$700
The Study Skills course will provide students resources to improve their study strategies and become better prepared for exams and assignments. Students will learn how to create habits that allow for confidence building, enhancing knowledge, and minimizing stress. During this course, students will practice utilizing resources for maximizing their time and energy with the goal of finding what is most effective for the student.
July 15-19
9:00-11:00 a.m.
$600
This course is designed to improve study habits that are aimed to promote a healthy balance between social and academic college life. Course topics will include: time management, effective study strategies, note-taking, motivation, procrastination & distractions, exam preparation, and college reading strategies. The course is facilitated by our experienced college learning specialist. Students enrolled will also receive a 1:1, one hour virtual check-in session during their fall semester with a college learning specialist.
“Springer’s Adventures in Summer Learning program is what gave our daughter the tools she needed to go back to the school in the fall and be successful.” ~ Summer Parent
“One of the greatest parts of the summer program is the information sessions with the teachers at the end of the program. I learned so much about my son’s learning!” ~ Summer Parent