EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION FOR ESE FAMILIES OPENS AT 8 AM ON MARCH 1 REGULAR REGISTRATION OPENS AT 12 PM ON MARCH 1 MAY 30 – JULY 28, 2023 Version 3, updated May 23, 2023 guide SUMMER SERIES
REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 1
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1235 Central Park Drive East Carmel, IN 46032
317.848.7275 | InTrac: 711
Weather Hotline: 317.843.3870
Table of Contents
Camp Wayback (K–4th Grades; Ages 5 – 9)
EnRoute (K–4th Grades; Ages 5 – 9)
Under the Sun (K–6th Grades; Ages 5 – 11)
The Summer Experience (K–6th Grades; Ages 5 – 11)
Adventures in Art (K–3rd Grades; Ages 5 – 8)
SPECIALTY CAMP
TRADITIONAL CAMP
Adventures in Art (4th–6th Grades; Ages 9 – 11)
Kids at Play (K–2nd Grades; Ages 5 – 7)
In the Zone
(2nd–6th Grades; Ages 7 – 11)
Science of Summer
(K–6th Grades; Ages 5 – 11)
Outdoor Explorers
(2nd–7th Grades; Ages 7 – 12)
STEAM Team
(1st–7th Grades; Ages 6 – 12)
Chillville
(4th–8th Grades; Ages 9 – 13)
Success on Stage—Acting
(4th–8th Grades; Ages 9 – 13)
Success on Stage—Stage Design
(4th–8th Grades; Ages 9 – 13)
I.M.P. A .C.T.
(7th–10th Grades; Ages 12 – 15)
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Camp Cost + Payment Information
The cost of each camp week includes a $45 non-refundable deposit due at registration. The $45 deposit is applied to the weekly camp fee.
See table below for the weekly cost of each camp.
Week Cost
Week 1: May 30-June 2
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week 4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Week 6: July 5-7
Week 7: July 10-14
Week 8: July 17-21
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Additional Resources
Policies & Scholarships
Learn more about our summer camp policies and scholarship opportunities.
Inclusion Statement, Modifications & Eligibility Criteria
Learn more about our commitment to inclusive and accessible summer camp programming.
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation was awarded the Darkness to Light Partner in Prevention distinction for 2022 – 2023 This represents our commitment to the prevention of child abuse and helping children grow up healthy and whole.
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation’s Summer Camp Series has received ACA-Accredited® Camp status from the American Camp Association® (ACA). ACA Accreditation means that CCPR’s Summer Camp Series submitted to a thorough review of its operation by the ACA — from staff qualifications and training to emergency management — and complied with the highest standards in the industry.
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Camp Wayback
Time travelers welcome! This summer, step into our time machine for the ultimate exploration experience. We’ll adventure through world history, stepping into a new and immersive time period each week, with diversions ranging from active to artistic. The past has so much to teach us, and our future is bright!
K–4th Grades
Ages 5 – 9
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m.
JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 W 116th Street
Max: 60
Questions: 317.418.6917
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Comfortable shoes.
• Monday West Park playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit, goggles (optional).
• Thursday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt & comfortable walking shoes.
Week 1: May 30-June 2
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Landmarks
of Sports NCAA Hall of Champions
of the Past 1st Maker Space
Eagle Creek Park
Week 6: July 5-7 American Revolution Conner Prairie
Week 7: July 10-14
Week 8: July 17-21
Week 9: July 24-28
Dinosaurs
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Pottery By You
Future Cool Creek Park
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
Decade
Duckpin
Week
Bowling
Rome Indiana
History
Engineer
Camelot
China
The
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EnRoute
Pack your bags and join us this summer as we explore the world! Each week we will visit a different country to learn about different cultures, celebrate traditions, and let our imaginations go on a journey! Hurry aboard and join our traveling adventure as we are already EnRoute!
K–4th Grades
Week 1: May 30-June 2
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week 4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Backpacking Europe Meadowlark Park
The East Coast River Heritage Park
Discover Egypt Eagle Creek Park
The Iberian Peninsula Quest Conner Prairie
Explore Central America Pottery By You
Week 6: July 5-7 The Last Frontier Bowling
Week 7: July 10-14
Week 8: July 17-21
Week 9: July 24-28
The Great Wall Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Journey to Japan Holliday Park
Headed Down Under Indianapolis Zoo
Ages 5 – 9
Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
CLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL 5150 E 126th Street
Max: 100
Questions: 317.698.7950
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Extra change of clothes.
• Tuesday/Thursday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Friday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
DATES
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Under the Sun
Summer is here and we are ready to dive in with activities, games, and fun for all. From team challenges to creative crafts and new themes each week, you’ll be amazed at all the fun you’ll have Under the Sun.
K–6th Grades
Ages 5 – 11
Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m.
CARMEL MIDDLE SCHOOL
300 S Guilford Road
Max: 100
Questions: 317.258.8266
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Tuesday/Thursday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• ON-SITE • P LAYGROUNDAC C SSE DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION Week 1: May 30-June 2 Ready, Set, Summer Holliday Park Week 2: June 5-9 Color Rush Adrenaline Family Adventure Park Week 3: June 12-16 Summer Sports Bowling Week 4: June 19-23 Summer Safari Indianapolis Zoo Week 5: June 26-30 Summer Superheroes Movie Week 6: July 5-7 Summer Splash Morse Beach Week 7: July 10-14 Blast from the Past Conner Prairie Week 8: July 17-21 Color of Summer Pottery By You Week 9: July 24-28 Summer Chillin’ Great Times 6 | REGISTER ONLINE AT CARMELCLAYPARKS.COM
Summer Experience
Come prepared for a summer of fun! Every day will hold something exciting and different as we explore sports, nature, art, and more. Campers will splash in The Waterpark, dive into our weekly theme, and experience summer fun on a field trip adventure. We’ll try new things, make friends, create memories that last a lifetime, and experience summer every day!
K–6th Grades
Week 1: May 30-June 2
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week 4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Week 6: July 5-7
Week 7: July 10-14
Week 8: July 17-21
Week 9: July 24-28
TSE’s Got Talent The Cat (Theatre)
Ancient Ruins Conner Prairie
Color Me Cool Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Trail Park
Candyland Adrenaline Family Adventure Park
Adventureland Woodland Bowl
Shark Tank Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Disney Dreams Movie
Walk on the Wild Side Indianapolis Zoo
Wacky Water Week River Heritage Park
Ages 5 – 11
Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
CREEKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL 3525 W 126th St
Max: 100
Questions: 317.418.5267
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Tuesday/Thursday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Friday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• ON-SITE
• ALP Y GROUND ACCESS
the
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Adventures in Art
Let’s go on an art adventure! Together we’ll explore the world of art in a hands-on setting. Campers will use their creativity and imagination as they paint, create, and build using traditional and non-traditional materials. We must warn you: The creative mind does what it wants, so things may get a little messy! Please wear clothing appropriate for getting hands-on with art.
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m.
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER EAST
1235 Central Park Drive East
Max: 30
K–3rd Grades | Ages 5 –8
Week 1: May 30-June 2 Art 101
Week 2: June 5-9 Sketch It Up
Week 3: June 12-16 Clay Creations Pottery By You
Week 4: June 19-23 Brush & Canvas Caravan Classes
Week 5: June 26-30 Bling Week Eiteljorg Museum
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Snack.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Tuesday Westermeier Commons playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Friday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
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Week 6: July 5-7 Based on a Book Carmel Public Library
Week 7: July 10-14 Home Sweet Home Indiana Landmarks
Week 8: July 17-21 Art w/ a Heart Good Samaritan Network
Week 9: July 24-28 Art Mash Up Children’s Museum of Indianapolis (a different theme every day)
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
Newfields
Holliday Park
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4th–6th Grades | Ages 9 –11
Week 1: May 30-June 2 Art History
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week 4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Week 6: July 5-7
Week 7: July 10-14
Week 8: July 17-21
Week 9: July 24-28
Newfields
Sketch It Up Holliday Park
Clay Creations Pottery By You
Brush & Canvas Caravan Classes
Bling Week Eiteljorg Museum
Shutterbugs Carmel Public Library
Home Sweet Home Indiana Landmarks
Art w/ a Heart Good Samaritan Network
Art Mash Up Children’s Museum of Indianapolis (a different theme every day)
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m. MONON COMMUNITY CENTER EAST
1235 Central Park Drive East
Max: 20
Questions: 317.698.6579
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Snack.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Tuesday Westermeier
Commons playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Friday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• ON-SITE
• ALP Y GROUND ACCESS
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
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Kids at Play
This camp teaches the importance of cooperation and team building skills. Each week camp will end with a WOW when a local vendor comes in to have fun with the kids. We welcome all future athletes, with little to no experience, to learn the foundational skills for all types of active games.
K–2nd Grades
Ages 5 –7
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. ALETTO FAMILY SPORTS CENTER 5459 E Main Street
Max: 50
Questions: 317.258.6504
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Closed-toed shoes.
• Hat.
• Tuesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• P LAYGROUNDAC C SSE DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK VENDOR Week 1: May 30-June 2 Round and Round Adamson’s Karate Week 2: June 5-9 Tag it Up Kona Ice Week 3: June 12-16 Capture it Kid Strong Week 4: June 19-23 Run! Play! Run! Jump Bunch Week 5: June 26-30 Dodge This Adamson’s Karate Week 6: July 5-7 Playing Around Kona Ice Week 7: July 10-14 Just for Kicks Jump Bunch Week 8: July 17-21 Mini Olympics Kid Strong Week 9: July 24-28 Let’s Do it Again Fun with Frannie 10 | REGISTER ONLINE AT CARMELCLAYPARKS.COM
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In the Zone
Football, soccer, baseball, and basketball are some of the sports that your camper will be engaged in this summer! This year there are three new sports campers will be able to participate in: floor hockey, backyard games and volleyball! Each week a coach or trainer will come and teach the kids. This camp is for beginners and intermediates who want a better understanding of the game! This is not a camp for advanced athletes who are already involved in these sports. Join us and get In the Zone!
2nd–6th Grades
Ages 7– 11
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Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m. ALETTO FAMILY SPORTS CENTER 5459 E Main Street
Max: 50
Questions: 317.258.6504
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Closed-toed shoes.
• Hat
• Tuesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK VENDOR
1: May 30-June 2 Basketball Lost & Found Outreach
2: June 5-9 Baseball Kona Ice
Week
Week
3: June 12-16 Soccer Sogility
4: June 19-23 Basketball Lost & Found Outreach
5: June 26-30 Volleyball Personal Trainer
6: July 5-7 Track and Field Personal Trainer
7: July 10-14 Floor Hockey Personal Trainer
8: July 17-21 Backyard Games D.J. *Vendor will be on Friday*
9: July 24-28 Football Football Coach 317.843.3865 INTRAC: 711 | 11
Science of Summer
Science is all around us and it is COOL! Campers will have a blast exploring the scientific method in a hands-on setting. We’ll conduct experiments, watch demonstrations, and make take-home projects that reinforce the week’s focus. Our experiments tend to get a little messy, so campers should wear experiment-ready clothes that can get messy!
K–6th Grades
Ages 5 – 11
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER EAST 1235 Central Park Drive East Max: 50
Questions: 317.698.0816
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Snack.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Monday Westermeier
Commons playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Thursday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION Week 1: May 30-June 2 Wild About Animals Indianapolis Zoo Week 2: June 5-9 A Bugs Life Eagle Creek Park Week 3: June 12-16 Indiana Jones & Camp of Science Conner Prairie Week 4: June 19-23 Down to Earth Flowing Well Park Week 5: June 26-30 Level Up Engineering Dave & Buster’s Week 6: July 5-7 Reach for the Sky Indiana State Museum and IMAX Week 7: July 10-14 Let’s Get Physical Sky Zone Week 8: July 17-21 Chow Down Science Greek Pizzeria Week 9: July 24-28 Super Hero Science Children’s Museum of Indianapolis • ON-SITE • P LAYGROUNDAC C SSE 12 | REGISTER ONLINE AT CARMELCLAYPARKS.COM
Outdoor Explorers
It’s time to unplug and head outdoors to explore! Grab your sunscreen, walking shoes, and sun visors, and join us on an outdoor adventure. During each camp day, we will hike an average of one-to-two miles (with breaks) on various hiking trails and learn about the natural world around us. So, if you don’t mind getting dirty and LOVE the outdoors, this is the camp for you!
2nd–7th Grades
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Ages 7 – 12
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 W 116th Street
Max: 60
Questions: 317.679.9867
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Snack.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Bug spray.
• Monday hiking/creek stomping: walking shoes, water shoes, and change of clothes.
• Tuesday hiking: walking shoes.
• Wednesday swimming: bring towel, swimsuit and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Thursday field trip: wear provided camp t-shirt.
• Friday West Park splash pad: swimsuit or change of clothes, towel.
• ON-SITE
• ALP Y GROUND ACCESS
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
1: May 30-June 2 Outdoor Detective Downtown Carmel
2: June
Where the
Indianapolis Zoo
5-9
Wild Things Are
3:
All About
Cool Creek Park
June 12-16
Adventure
4:
Mounds State Park
June 19-23 Navigating Nature
5: June
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Conner Prairie
26-30
Go Exploring
6:
Tree
Eagle Creek Park
July 5-7
Funk
Mappin’ Fort Harrison State Park
7: July 10-14
8:
Nature
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
July 17-21
Science Investigators
Waterworks Washington Park
9: July 24-28
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STEAM Team
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) is the new thing. Campers will develop a diverse skill set and a passion for exploration and growth as we think outside the box this summer. Imagination and creativity will run wild each week as we get hands-on with the weekly themes.
1st–7th Grades
Ages 6 – 12
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m.
WILFONG PAVILION
11675 Hazel Dell Parkway
Max: 80
Questions: 317.418.8475
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Tuesday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• Thursday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION Week 1: May 30-June 2 Sports Science Adrenaline Family Adventure Park Week 2: June 5-9 Inventor’s Workshop Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Week 3: June 12-16 Game Design Dave & Buster’s Week 4: June 19-23 Light, Sound, Energy 1st Maker Space Week 5: June 26-30 Makerspace Bowling Week 6: July 5-7 Upcycle Art No Field Trip Week 7: July 10-14 Farm to Table Waterman’s Family Farm Week 8: July 17-21 Water Works Flowing Well Park Week 9: July 24-28 How to Art Pottery By You • ON-SITE • P LAYGROUNDAC C SSE 14 | REGISTER ONLINE AT CARMELCLAYPARKS.COM
Chillville
Welcome to Chillville! Where friends, fun, and adventure await. Each week campers will try new games, crafts, and more while we delve into the week’s theme. There will be plenty of options for everyone, no matter your speed!
4th–8th Grades
Week 1: May 30-June 2 Survivor Escape Room
Week 2: June 5-9
Week 3: June 12-16
Week 4: June 19-23
Week 5: June 26-30
Picking Up “STEAM” Indianapolis Indians
Tween Wild Indianapolis Zoo
Vacation Vibes Morse Beach
Upcycled Urban Air
Week 6: July 5-7 Party in USA Bowling
Week 7: July 10-14 The Arts Await Movie
Week 8: July 17-21 Game On Dave & Buster’s
Week 9: July 24-28 Time Flies Top Golf
Ages 9 – 13
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m.
JILL PERELMAN PAVILION 3000 W 116th Street
Max: 60
Questions: 317.418.1396
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Labeled bug spray.
• Tennis shoes (required for active games).
• Tuesday West Park playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
• Wednesday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• Friday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
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Success on Stage–Acting
Want to be in a play? Split into two four-week sessions, you can choose to sign up for one or both plays we’re putting on this summer. The first four weeks will be a Broadway Jr musical, and the second half of summer we’ll be doing a comic play. Act, sing, dance, and shine, knowing that each and every role on the stage is the best one to get! Auditions are the first day of each camp session, no exceptions. Please note that campers will need to attend each camp day of the section, as well as learn their lines, songs, and dance moves both at camp and at home. This is not the camp for you if you are going on vacation during session—or otherwise unavailable.
SAVE THE DATE: Performance dates are June 22 and July 27.
4th–8th Grades
SESSION
PRODUCTION
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Ages 9 – 13
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER EAST
1235 Central Park Drive East
Max: 30
$980 for 4-week session
$245 for week of June 26
Questions: 317.698.4966
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Closed-toed shoes.
• Hat.
• Tuesday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• Thursday* Westermeier Commons playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit. (*Fridays on week of performance).
• Friday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
May 30-June 23
SESSION
June 26-30
SESSION
July 5-28
Musical: Oliver! Jr.
Auditions: May 30 | Performance: June 22
FOCUS OF THE WEEK
Theatre Facts and Fun
PRODUCTION
Play: Murder on the 518
Auditions: July 5 | Performance: July 27
Note: Success on Stage–Acting camp will follow same field trip schedule as Stage Design camp.
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Success on Stage–Stage Design
If you love behind the scenes projects, this is where you need to spend your summer. You’ll be part of the stage crew that designs, creates, and implements all the magic that goes on around the actors in their big production. Using cardboard, duct tape, fabric, and fairy dust, be part of the team that sews the costumes, builds the set, draws the backdrop, and creates the world on the stage. If you attend the week of the play, you will also help with makeup, as well as setting up and moving the props during the show.
SAVE THE DATE: Performances will be June 22 and July 27.
4th–8th Grades
Week 1: May 30-June 2 Planning out the Play The Cat Theatre Workshop
Week 2: June 5-9
Painting, Costumes, Building Duckpin Bowling
Week 3: June 12-16 Putting the Whole Thing Together The State Museum & Asante Art Institute Workshop
Week 4: June 19-23* Performance No field trip due to performance
Week 5: June 26-30
Theatre Facts and Fun Palladium Tour and Civic Theatre (Newsie Jr.)
Week 6: July 5-7 Planning out the Play No field trip due to holiday
Week 7: July 10-14 Painting, Costumes, Building The Cat Theatre Workshop
Week 8: July 17-21 Putting the Whole Thing Together The State Museum & Asante Art Institute Workshop
Week 9: July 24-28*
Ages 9 – 13
Monday – Friday
7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
MONON COMMUNITY CENTER EAST
1235 Central Park Drive East
Max: 20
Questions: 317.698.4966
DAILY CHECKLIST:
• Packed lunch.
• Two snacks.
• Labeled water bottle.
No field trip due to performance
• Labeled sunscreen.
• Closed-toed shoes.
• Hat.
• Tuesday field trip: Wear provided camp t-shirt.
• Thursday* Westermeier Commons playground & splash pad: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
(*Fridays on week of performance)
• Friday swimming: Bring towel, swimsuit, and labeled bag for wet suit.
DATES FOCUS OF THE WEEK FIELD TRIP DESTINATION
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I.M.P.A.C.T.
Are you a young adult seeking responsibility? Do you want to serve as a positive role model? The I.M.P.A.C.T. program teaches essential life skills in a job-like setting. You will participate in weekly training, team building or activities that focus on the six program elements: Initiative, Motivation, Professionalism, Achievement, Compassion, and Teamwork. Interested individuals will interview to become a member of I.M.P.A.C.T. If selected, you will be assigned to one of the following day camps: STEAM Team, The Summer Experience, Under the Sun, EnRoute, Science of Summer, Adventures in Art, Camp Wayback, or Kids at Play/In the Zone New this year, I.M.P.A.C.T. campers will go on a group field trip the last week of camp. Campers will be dropped off and picked up at the Monon Community Center the day of the field trip.
7th-10th Grades
Ages 12 – 15
Monday – Friday LOCATION + CAMP TIMES VARY
See table.
Max: 30 $500/summer
(will not be prorated)
Questions: 317.573.5240
Please submit the application link below if interested. The application link will go live, in the guide, when registration for summer camp opens. Applications submitted before the registration date will not be accepted. Please contact Tiffany Buckingham, ESE & SCS Assistant Director, at tbuckingham@carmelclayparks.com or 317-573-5240 with questions. Interviews for new interested I.M.P.A.C.T. campers will be scheduled on a first come first serve basis from date/time of submitted application. Our Summer Camp Series Admin team will follow up with instructions on how to register, if selected.
CAMP + DATES
STEAM Team
May 30-July 28
The Summer Experience
May 30-July 28
Under the Sun
May 30-July 28
EnRoute
May 30-July 28
Science of Summer
May 30-July 28
Adventures in Art May 30-July 28
Camp Wayback
May 30-July 28
Kids at Play/In the Zone May 30-July 28
Wilfong Pavilion at Founders Park
Creekside Middle School
Carmel Middle School
Clay Middle School
Monon Community Center East
Monon Community Center East
Jill Perelman Pavilion at West Park
Aletto Family Sports Center
11675 Hazel Dell Pkwy 3525 W 126th St 3000 S Guilford Ave 5150 E 126th St
1235 Central Park Dr East 1235 Central Park Dr East 3000 W 116th St
5459 East Main Street
LOCATION ADDRESS APPLY 18 | REGISTER ONLINE AT CARMELCLAYPARKS.COM
