Science Camps: Monroe Catholic Junior/ Senior High School will offer limited science camps. See schedule below. These camps are open to students entering 5th - 8th grades. They do not require water bottle/ t-shirt fee.
Summer Camps at the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks
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Our half-day and full-day summer camps* are open to students entering kindergarten through 5th grade. Campers must bring their own lunch, but two snacks (morning and afternoon) will be provided. *In years past, we have offered a program called Camp Comet. We will not be offering Camp Comet in its traditional form this year.
Hours:
Tentative Daily Schedule 8-9 a.m.: Campers arrive 9 - 12 p.m.: Specialized theme of the week (These activities are in the process of being confirmed, but may include the following: gardening, crafting, art, outdoor adventure, bugs, farm animals, geography, science, dance, scavenger hunts, under the sea, cooking, drama, etc.) 12 p.m.: Half-day campers depart 12-1 p.m.: Lunch and outdoor play 1-3 p.m.: Afternoon activity which may include a walking field trip 3-3:30 p.m.: Afternoon snack 3:30-5 p.m.: On-site free play and campers depart Required Forms & FeesA completed Medical Form/ Photo Release Form is required for all registered campers. Please email the form to foundation@catholic-schools.org or bring it to camp. Forms will be available on the first day of camp, too. 
Week 2: June 14-18 - Space Camp: Mars, the Red Planet
Ms. Marci Ward will lead campers on an exploration of space. This week's focus will be Mars, the fourth planet from the sun.*Full-day campers will walk to Slater Park on June 18. Register for Half-Day | Register for Full-Day CSF Student/ Non-CSF Student 
Week 3: June 21-25 - Cooking Camp
CAMP FULL, call to be added to waiting list (907) 313-3291 Get ready to cook up a storm with Mrs. Horine! *Full-day campers will make a visit to the Museum of the North on 6/25. 
Week 4: June 28-July 2 - Fun with Four-Legged Friends
CAMP FULL, call to be added to waiting list (907) 313-3291 Campers will spend time with Mrs. Atkins learning how to care for our four-legged friends (dogs). Along with her well-trained dogs, Mrs. Atkins will teach basic obedience commands and dog training games. Campers can take these skills home to work with their own dogs. Note: Please do not bring dogs to camp. 
Week 5: July 6-9 (no camp July 5) - Fun with Four-legged Friends, Part 2
Campers will learn how to care for our four-legged friends (dogs). In addition, Mrs. Atkins and her dogs will demonstrate agility, sniff work, and basic commands. Campers do not need to take Part 1 in order to be eligible for Part 2. Note: Please do not bring dogs to the camp. *Full-day campers will visit the Children's Museum on 7/9. Register for Half-Day | Register for Full-Day CSF Student/ Non-CSF Student 
Week 6: July 12-16 - Ocean Week
CAMP FULL, call to be added to waiting list (907) 313-3291 Mrs. Noe, originally from Florida, will share her first-hand ocean knowledge through a variety of activities. In the afternoons, campers will partake in as much outdoor water play as possible. 
Week 7: July 19-23 - Space Camp: Moon Exploration
Join Ms. Ward on a week of adventures in space without ever leaving Earth. While learning about Earth's only natural satellite, campers will make craters and create a habitat for the moon. *Full-day campers will visit the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 7/23. Register for Half-Day | Register for Full-Day CSF Student/ Non-CSF Student 
Week 8: July 26-30 - Creative Movement
Madeline Hunter will teach body awareness and hand/eye coordination through a variety of activities including ball throwing, balancing, parachutes, and dance. Register for Half-Day | Register for Full-Day CSF Student/ Non-CSF Student Science Camps with Mr. StormATTENTION: The following camps do NOT require t-shirt/water bottles orders. They are open to students entering 5th through 8th grades. Students enrolled in both camps may stay through lunch. Campers must bring their own lunch.
June 21-25 - Robotics & Programming
Learn to program Lego Mindstorm and Sphero Robots using Swift Coding Language. Design, build, and program robots to chariot race, traverse mazes, draw, and more. No programming experience necessary. June 21-25 (Grades 5-8), 9 a.m. to noon 
June 21-25 - Strategy Games & Escape Rooms
Practice logic puzzles and learn how to design and build an escape room. Escape rooms involve teams figuring out how to escape a room by searching for clues, cracking codes, and solving puzzles. June 21-25 (Grades 5-8), 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. |
COVID-19 Precautions
Cancellation & Refund Policy In the event we are unable to hold camp due to COVID-19 mandates, 100% refund will be issued.
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