2019 Highlights
Week 3 (July 15-19): Senior Scholars
Mock Trial #3 - Clark Thomson Summer Scholars Mock Trial is off to a great start. Instead of beginning with our case, The People v. Jamie Hayes, we had a Moot Court on the issue of Miranda Warnings with scholars arguing in favor or opposed and acting as members of the...
Week 3 (July 15-19): Junior Scholars
Escape Room: Phase II - Mike Romea Students have used the immersive learning platform of Breakout EDU to hone their code-breaking and puzzle-solving skills. Each day, the Junior Scholars spend the morning solving an escape room that Senior Scholars set up the day...
Week 3 (July 15-19): Youth Scholars
So Many Authors, So Little Time - Meredith Romea Students have spent each day focused on an author or genre, digging deep into the story by doing readers' theatre, making crafts, and even creating their own online book! Fiber Arts with the Handwork Studio - THS Staff...
Week 3 (July 15-19): Mini Scholars
Coding and Robotics - Tony Gore This week our Mini Scholars have been experimenting with coding and robotics. We have learned about basic coding concepts as well as a number of different types of robots and their features. In class we have access to controlling and...
Why Choose MFS Summer Camp Programs?
Our teachers…Our campus…Our attention to detail…Our personal touch
MFS Summer Programs offers a variety of weekly classes for children ages 3 – 17. Spend a week immersed in robotics, Chinese language, watercolor, forensic science, Mock Trial, Scuba Diving, and more! The majority of our Master Teachers are our own MFS teachers who are advanced professionals in their field of study.
Using classrooms, fields, courts, and resources on our 48-acre campus allows us to provide the best experience and most memorable summer for your child. Most every class is specifically designed each year with new curriculum which makes for a fun and engaging classroom session.
As a Quaker Day school, we are proud to extend those values into the fabric of our summer programming. Our weekly community-building activities are fun and offer a unique way to support each other with regard to collaboration, teamwork, and self-awareness.
Small class sizes, low student to teacher ratio…each family is cared for as part of the MFS community.
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Week 3 (July 15-19): Senior Scholars
Mock Trial #3 - Clark Thomson Summer Scholars Mock Trial is off to a great start. Instead of beginning with our case, The People v. Jamie Hayes, we had a Moot Court on the issue of Miranda Warnings with scholars arguing in favor or opposed and acting as members of the...
read more
Week 3 (July 15-19): Junior Scholars
Escape Room: Phase II - Mike Romea Students have used the immersive learning platform of Breakout EDU to hone their code-breaking and puzzle-solving skills. Each day, the Junior Scholars spend the morning solving an escape room that Senior Scholars set up the day...
read more
Week 3 (July 15-19): Youth Scholars
So Many Authors, So Little Time - Meredith Romea Students have spent each day focused on an author or genre, digging deep into the story by doing readers' theatre, making crafts, and even creating their own online book! Fiber Arts with the Handwork Studio - THS Staff...
read more
Week 3 (July 15-19): Mini Scholars
Coding and Robotics - Tony Gore This week our Mini Scholars have been experimenting with coding and robotics. We have learned about basic coding concepts as well as a number of different types of robots and their features. In class we have access to controlling and...
read more
Week 3 (July 15-19): Tot Scholars
Language Arts: Prose, Poetry and Alliteration - Pauline Williams We’ve had a lovely leap into the beginning of our week. We are a class taken to story, song, skipping and dancing. We seem to be impressed with little white ducks, green frogs and animals in costume...
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Week 2 (July 8-12): Senior Scholars
Model UN: Historical Crisis Committee - Clark Thomson In 1953, the United Nations elected Dag Hammarskjöld as the second Secretary-General. The Senior Scholars have been exploring the global issues of Hammarskjöld's time, including relations between Israel and the...
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Week 2 (July 8-12): Junior Scholars
Forensic Science - Laura Bader The budding forensic scientists have learned the basics of investigation, including the need to pay attention to fine details, to work together as a team, and to think outside the box to solve the mystery. Students have learned how to...
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Week 2 (July 8-12): Youth Scholars
Upcycle: Trash to Treasure - Caitlin Sweeney The sky is the limit once you see how all your unwanted trash can become beautiful new treasures. The campers have been busy non-stop, eagerly beginning to see the potential in these formerly unwanted materials. So far...
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Week 2 (July 8-12): Mini Scholars
Star Gazing - Sam Swire It’s been a blast in Star Gazing camp so far! On Monday we built our own rocket ships using paper towel tubes, foil, tissue paper, and other household materials. On Tuesday we read about constellations and then used paper cups and flashlights...
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