Register for Camp 2023
Registration is Open
For an interactive, hands-on summer learning experience with real-life application of construction, engineering, and math where your child has fun learning and building projects, register today for Learn to Build 2022! Learn to Build supports practical learning that supports academic improvement, social skills development, and vocational skills development - Skills for a Lifetime.
Note: Anyone with severe allergies (i.e., food, plant, or insect) must bring their medication and be able to self-administer it).
FAQ
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Registration is offered on a continual basis (rolling admission). Campers may attend one (1) or more weekly Sessions. We are currently enrolling for Summer Sessions. Tuition Assistance is available for those who qualify. Camp is offered to all youth 7 and older.
Payment: Checks can be made payable to Learn to Build, Inc. and mailed to.... Or see our registration page to pay by credit card.
Who can attend Learn to Build?
We accept youth 7 years old and older.
What happens at Learn to Build?
Campers participate in active, hands-on learning, and leave Learn to Build with the fundamentals to enter the construction industry. Summer Camp sessions are one week each where Campers will, in one week, complete a project. Campers work with Learn to Build Camp staff learning how to measure and cut, drill, and construct projects.
When is camp?
We accept Camp registrations on a rolling admission all year. Contact us for the next Session Start Date.
What does my child need to bring with them to camp?
A willingness to learn and a smile! Campers receive snacks and have access to all materials needed for camp (personal protective equipment, tools, and building materials).
What does a typical day look like?
Check-In
Camp Huddle
Activity
Snack
Dismissal
How do I register my child(ren) for Camp?
Complete the Application, Health, and Consent forms.
Make payment.
Receive notification of start date and tuition assistance if applicable.
Attend orientation on the first day of camp. Orientation and Camp Day 1 are one and the same.
Camp begins.
