Summer Camp Registrations Open Across Multiple Institutions

Several educational institutions across the U.S. are opening registration for a variety of summer camps aimed at youth, offering hands-on experiences in science, technology, arts, and career exploration. Fort Hays State University’s Science and Mathematics Education Institute is providing themed camps such as robotics, energy, and weather for students in grades 2–8, with sessions limited to two camps per student and a $70 registration fee. Midland County Educational Service Agency is hosting career and technical education camps for middle and high schoolers, focusing on in-demand fields and providing scholarship opportunities. ARTx3 Campus is offering art, theater, science, and cooking camps for ages 7–17, and thanks to donor support, full scholarships are available to all applicants, ensuring accessibility regardless of financial need. Austin Peay State University’s College of STEM has also opened registration for 2025 camps covering space exploration, robotics, data science, and coding, including both free and paid options for a wide age range. These programs reflect a growing commitment to nurturing curiosity, creativity, and future-ready skills in young learners.