Dates: Wed-Fri, June 25, June 26, June 27  
Times: 9:00am – 12:00pm 

Grade/Age: 3rd-8th Girls ages 8-13 
Coach: Maria Sparks  
Tuition: $225 

If you are looking to elevate your lacrosse skills, game IQ, and have fun, this is the camp for you! Please bring a lacrosse stick, goggles, mouth guard, water, and lunch. Look forward to stations, games, scrimmages, and film sessions!   

(A packed lunch should be brought from home with the camper’s name on it. Lunches will be refrigerated.) 

Dates: Monday, July 14th- Friday 18th  
Times: 9:00am – 3:00pm 

Grade/Age: Rising 3rd – 10th, Girls ages 9-16 
Coach: Jesse Geer  
Tuition: $375, $400 after June 15th  

During the All-Skills Volleyball Camp, players will develop all aspects of their game. This will include, individual/partner work, as well as smaller group-play, 6v6 drills and tournament competition. 

(A packed lunch should be brought from home with the camper’s name on it. Lunches will be refrigerated.) 

Dates: Monday, July 14th – Friday 18th  
Times: 9:00am – 3:00pm 

Grade/Age: Rising 3rd-10th, Girls ages: 9-16 
Coach: Nigel Bailey 
Tuition: $375, $400 after June 15th 

Holy Child Soccer youth soccer day camps are designed for players of all levels who want to learn and improve their fundamental soccer skills in a fun and encouraging environment. Players are given the unique opportunity to receive individual instruction from Top Level coaching staff and players. Each day is filled with a variety of activities to promote correct soccer technique including: small-sided games to encourage personal involvement and enhance the understanding of team concepts; technical and ball mastery skills sessions; shooting drills; group pool time, and much more.

(Shin guards, packed lunch, and water bottle should be brought from home with the camper’s name on it. Lunches will be refrigerated.) 

Dates: June 16– June 20 *June 19 holiday 
Times: 9:00am-12:00pm 
Ages: All girls rising grades 9-12 
Tuition: $300 

Holy Child Art camp welcomes students of all skill levels to immerse themselves into the world of art! Campers will explore a variety of mediums through hands on projects. Students will learn how to apply the elements and principles of design into their artworks, while developing their own artistic voice and refining their skills under the guidance of experienced instructors. By the end of camp, students will have a diverse collection of artwork to showcase their creativity and growth. 

Dates: July 7 – July 11 
Times: 9:00am-11:00am 
Ages: All girls rising grades 6-8 
Tuition: $200  

Holy Child Digital Art Camp welcomes students in grades 6-8 of all skill levels to explore the exciting world of digital art! Campers will have the opportunity to create projects using professional-grade software and equipment while developing foundational skills in graphic design, photo editing, and digital illustration. Through hands-on experience, students will learn to apply the elements and principles of design into their designs. With guidance from experienced instructors, campers will bring their creative ideas to life, collaborate with peers, and complete the camp with a personalized digital portfolio. 

Dates: July 7-11
Times: 9am-11 and/or 12-2pm 
Ages: All girls rising grades 6-8 
Tuition: $200 (cost for one session)

This program provides training for students interested in musical theatre. Students train in singing, acting and dance technique in daily classes. Students then apply these skills in rehearsals, working toward a polished, final showcase at the end of the week,  Participants learn the importance of training and experience the professional rehearsal process with a focus on developing confidence with auditions and performance. 

Dates: June 16– June 20 *June 19 holiday 
Times: 12:30pm-3:00pm 
Ages: All girls rising grades 9-12 
Tuition: $300  

Cooking with Kay is a fun, hands-on, skill and confidence building camp. Each day there will be new culinary experiences, that will focus on teaching life skills, exploring new flavors and unleashing creativity. By the end of cooking camp the girls will know how to prepare an amazing, fun and healthy breakfast, lunch, dinner and party finger foods. 

This week-long camp will be an exciting and fun opportunity that will have the girls wanting to create lots of new dishes at home for the family and friends.  

Dates: July 7 – July 11 
Times: 12:00pm-2:00pm 
Ages: All girls rising grades 6-8 
Tuition: $200  

Cooking with Kay is a fun, hands-on, skill and confidence building camp. Each day there will be new culinary experiences, that will focus on teaching life skills, exploring new flavors and unleashing creativity. By the end of cooking camp the girls will know how to prepare an amazing, fun and healthy breakfast, lunch, dinner and party finger foods. 

This week-long camp will be an exciting and fun opportunity that will have the girls wanting to create lots of new dishes at home for the family and friends. 

Dates: June 16-June 27 *June 19 holiday  
Time: 12:00-2:00pm 

Grade/Age: Rising 6th & 7th  
Tuition: $350 

This summer course was developed to bring their summer reading alive through a two-week course, where students will complete their realistic summer reading summer novel and develop their comprehension strategies, writing fluency and making connections to reading.  Students will think deeply about how daily challenges can produce genuine friendships and grant the motivation to persevere. Introduction to literary analysis skills will be developed through class discussions, writing reflections, and annotations strategies that help further their literary analysis and comprehension.  This course will incorporate technology, reading strategies and skills that will build their confidence as they enter middle school.  

Dates: June 16-June 27 *June 19 holiday  
Time: 9:00-11:00am  

Grade/Age: Rising 7th & 8th 
Tuition: $350 

A love of reading is good for society and the soul. In this two-week course, students will build a love of reading and writing. Using their required summer reading as mentor texts, students will study what kinds of decisions writers make and practice making those decisions themselves. This course is the perfect opportunity for students to approach summer reading joyfully; they will participate in discussions and creative activities to build community, confidence, and understanding. Students will learn more advance annotation strategies and further their understanding of text analysis. 

Dates: June 16-June 27 *June 19 holiday  
Time: 9:00-11:00am  

Grade/Age: Rising 6th 
Tuition: $350 

This course is designed to help students improve their computational problem-solving skills through engaging activities that build confidence and celebrate learning. Topics studied in this course include number systems, ratio & proportional relationships, expressions & equations, geometry, and statistics & probability.  

Dates: June 16-June 27 *June 19 holiday  
Time: 12:00-2:00pm  

Grade/Age: Rising 7th and 8th  
Tuition: $350 

This course is designed to develop abstract thinking skills in preparation for future courses in Algebra. Middle School students will study the rules of algebra, matrices, signed numbers, equations, inequalities, graphing formulas, and much more. The course presents algebraic concepts and skills using a problem-solving approach to real world problems that challenge, enrich and build confidence.   

Dates: June 23-June 27   
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm 

Grade/Age: Rising 10-12  
Tuition: $200 

AP Prep for Upper School students is designed for students taking an AP course for the first time, providing essential tools and strategies to succeed. Through engaging activities, you’ll learn how to manage your workload, master advanced study skills, and understand the expectations of college-level courses. Plus, you’ll have dedicated time to start your summer work, with guidance and support from your instructor and classmates. Get a head start and feel prepared to tackle your AP course with excellence! 

Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays starting July 15 and ending August 14  
Times: 9:00am-3:00pm *By appointment only  
Tuition: No charge  

The Writing Center is open by appointment to support students with any summer writing or reading work. Each appointment is 30-minute sessions.  

Dates: Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting July 15 and ending August 13  
Times: 9:00am-3:00pm *By appointment only  
Tuition: No charge  

The Math Lab is open this summer to provide support for any summer work you need. Individual and small group sessions are available in 30-minute sessions.  

Dates: June 8– 13, overnight on campus 
Grade/Age: Rising 10th – 12th grades  
Cost: $850 
By application available from Campus Ministry 

Join students from the four Holy Child Network high schools in the U.S. and the Cornelia Connelly Center for a week of service, learning, reflection, and personal growth.  Students will spend the week serving at a variety of nonprofit organizations in the Washington DC metropolitan area, addressing food insecurity.  In addition to immersive service learning, students will visit some Washington DC sites to potentially include a Capitol tour and a Washington Nationals baseball game.  Students will stay on campus at Holy Child and evenings will include time for prayer, community-building, and fun activities.  Students will earn up to 30 service hours for this week of service.  This opportunity is available through an application available in the Campus Ministry Office.   

Dates: June 16-20, *June 19 holiday  
Grade/Age: Rising 9th-12th 
Cost: $250

Students will participate in four days of direct service work at several local nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable and marginalized communities in the DMV.  Students will learn about the missions of these organizations and serve alongside their staff and volunteers in a variety of ways, including preparing and serving meals, organizing donations, packaging nonperishable and perishable food items into distribution boxes for families, and more.  This week of service will benefit students who want to learn about a variety of forms of service so that they can seek more opportunities with these organizations in the future.  Students will meet on campus at 8:00, go with chaperones in a Holy Child van to each location, and come back to campus for reflection and dismissal at 3:00.  Students will earn up to 30 service hours.   

Dates: June 24 – 28 
Grade/Age: Rising 9th – 12th 
Cost: $250 

Students will meet at Holy Child at 6:15 am and go by Holy Child van with chaperones to the Father McKenna Center in Washington DC.  The Father McKenna Center is a nonprofit organization in the Ignatian Catholic tradition which serves men struggling with homelessness and families facing food insecurity. Students will serve breakfast, help with the food pantry, visit with clients and help in whatever way the center can use our help each day.  The day will conclude with prayer and reflection on campus before dismissal at 2:00 pm. Students will receive 30 service hours for their participation. 

Dates: August 11-15 
Grade/Age: Rising grades 9th – 12th  
Cost: $250 
13 students, 2 adults 

Students will participate in five days of direct service work at several local nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable and marginalized communities in the DMV.  Students will learn about the missions of these organizations and serve alongside their staff and volunteers in a variety of ways, including preparing and serving meals, organizing donations, packaging nonperishable and perishable food items into distribution boxes for families, and more.  Students will meet on campus at 8:00, go with chaperones in a Holy Child van to each location, and come back to campus for reflection and dismissal at 2:00.  Some service sites include Shepherd’s Table, Interfaith Works, and the Upcounty Hub.  Several of these organizations require volunteers to show proof of COVID vaccination.  Students will earn at least 30 service hours.