Summer Camps

Learn the fundamentals of basketball, perfect and sharpen current skills, and learn biblical character traits that apply to athletics in an encouraging, competitive, and friendly environment. Each session will include individual instruction, small group competition, and large team games along with a time of devotions and prayer.

Date: Tuesday, June 14-Friday, June 17
Times: 8:30-11 am (grades 1-4), 12-2:30 pm (grades 5-8)
Ages: students entering grades 1-8
Coaches: Mr. Mark Hobbs & LCCS basketball coaches

*Due to Student Life Center renovations at LCCS this summer, basketball camp will take place at Lancaster Bible College.*

Learn the fundamentals of volleyball, perfect and sharpen current skills, and learn biblical character traits that apply to athletics in an encouraging, competitive, and friendly environment. Each session will include individual instruction, small group competition, and large team games along with a time of devotions and prayer.

Date: Tuesday, June 14-Friday, June 17
Times: 3:30-5:30 pm (grades 4-7) and 6:30-8:30 pm (grades 8-12)
Ages: girls entering grades 4-12
Coaches: Mr. Mark Hobbs & LCCS volleyball coaches

*Due to Student Life Center renovations at LCCS this summer, basketball camp will take place at Lancaster Bible College.*

Learn the fundamentals of soccer, perfect and sharpen current skills, and learn biblical character traits that apply to athletics in an encouraging, competitive, and friendly environment. Each session will include individual instruction, small group competition, and large team games along with a time of devotions and prayer.

Date: Tuesday, August 2-Friday, August 5
Times: 9 am-12 pm (grades 1-3), 1-4 pm (grades 4-8)
Ages: students entering grades 1-8
Coaches: Mr. Mark Hobbs & LCCS soccer coaches

Learn the fundamentals of track & field and cross country, sharpen your skills and coordination, and gain a competitive edge. Athletes will learn the functions, rules, and scoring of their sport(s). Each session will include specific individual instruction, team-building games, and group competition along with a time of devotions and prayer. 

Date: Tuesday, August 2-Friday, August 5
Time: 6-8 pm
Ages: students entering grades 7-12
Coaches: Mr. Mark Hobbs & LCCS track and field coaches

Love to build with Legos^®?  Passionate about video games?  Bring your game face and embrace your inner master builder!  Learn Lego^® building and engineering techniques that will enable you to create well-loved video game characters, enemies, and scenes. This camp is led by STEM Academy Coordinator Mr. TJ Rieger.

Dates: Monday, June 20-Thursday, June 23
Time: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 2-6

Lego Minecraft Camp is full. Registration is closed.

Printmaking is a fun and very different way to make art. The best part of all is that you can make more than one copy of the same print! Students will learn various printmaking techniques including stamping, block printing, and collagraphy. This camp is led by LCCS parent, Mrs. Sonya Long.

Dates: Monday, June 20-Thursday, June 23
Times: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 3-6

Interested in learning the violin or viola? This is the camp for you! An instrument will be provided for students to use during camp (must remain at school). This camp is led by Mr. Brian Bartch (LCCS band & orchestra teacher) and Mrs. Kathleen McCullough (accomplished orchestra teacher and director from Overland Park, Kansas).

Date: Tuesday, June 21-Friday, June 24
Time: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 5-6 or "beginner"

Campers will perform a recital at 11:30 am on Friday, June 24, and enjoy a lunch together after the recital.

This camp is designed for students who have at least one year of experience in violin, viola, cello, or bass. This camp is led by Mr. Brian Bartch (LCCS band & orchestra teacher) and Mrs. Kathleen McCullough (accomplished orchestra teacher and director from Overland Park, Kansas). If needed, an instrument can be provided, but it must remain at school.

Date: Tuesday, June 21-Friday, June 24
Time: 1-4 pm
Ages: Intermediate string students who have completed at least one year of instrumental instruction and/or are able to play with good intonation in the keys of G, D, and C major, and e, b, and a minor, and are familiar with playing rhythms in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 6/8.

Campers will perform a recital at 11:30 am on Friday, June 24, and enjoy a lunch together after the recital.

Want to build your own business? Bring your best ideas and determined spirit to Entrepreneurship Camp! Brainstorm how you can help the needs of your community using your entrepreneurial mindset. Join us for this fun and creative camp to find out how you can build a business with an impact. This camp is led by Entrepreneurship Academy Coordinator Mr. Nate Katz.

Date: Tuesday, June 21-Friday, June 24
Time: 1-4 pm
Ages: students entering grades 4-7

Learn about circuits and conductivity using fruit and other fun materials to create game controllers, instruments and more! We will use Makey Makey^® - a small circuit board with wires and alligator clips that allows you to turn anything conductive into a space key, enter key, and arrow keys which makes playing computer games and virtual instruments even more fun! Learn more about Makey Makey! This camp is led by STEM Teacher Miss Brooke Martin.

Date: Tuesday, July 19-Friday, July 23
Times: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 3-6

Do you want to learn to speak computer language? Want to create a fun computer game for you and your friends? Coding (computer programming) puts you in the driver's seat! We will use "Scratch the Cat" to accomplish fun mini projects that will culminate in a fun playable game that you can share with your family and friends. This camp is led by STEM Academy Coordinator Mr. TJ Rieger.

Date: Tuesday, July 19-Friday, July 22
Times: 1-4 pm
Ages: students entering grades 3-6

Campers will build a better understanding of theatre basics and improve their acting skills through a variety of exercises and interactive games. Students will develop their dancing, singing, and acting skills culminating in a short performance on the last day of camp! This camp is led by LCCS theatre director Holly Wert.

Date: Tuesday, July 19-Friday, July 22
Times: 1-4 pm
Ages: students entering grades 4-7

Campers will perform at 11:30 am on Friday, July 22.

God is the Master Creator! This camp will help students learn more about Him as we observe and create in His creation! Join us as we capture the beauty of the natural world in our art pieces. Mediums include painting, printmaking, cyanotype, and air-dry clay. This camp is led by LCCS art teacher, Mrs. Jackie Halladay.

Date: Tuesday, July 26-Friday, July 29
Times: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 2-6

Nature Art Camp is full. Registration is closed.

Portrait workshop camp is designed to help artistic students expand their skills to be able to approach portraiture with great confidence. We will study the proportions of the face and learn new techniques to draw and paint an accurate likeness of oneself or others! This camp is led by LCCS parent, Mrs. Sonya Long.

Dates: July 26-29
Times: 1-4 pm
Ages: students entering grades 5-8

Love to build with Legos^®? Get ready to learn more about motors, gears, and structure as we build working robots. Students will work in teams to build robots that can complete a variety of tasks and then program the robot to get the job done. This camp is led by STEM Academy Coordinator Mr. TJ Rieger.

Dates: Tuesday, July 26-Friday, July 29
Time: 1-4 pm
Ages: students entering grades 3-6

Grab a friend and enjoy summer vibes rain or shine! Summer art camp students will create art projects that capture how they feel about summer! Projects will include a collage and mixed-media canvas. This camp is led by LCCS parent, Mrs. Lynell Shawaryn.

Dates: August 2-5
Times: 9 am-12 pm
Ages: students entering grades 5-8