District program offers STEM, arts, sports and theater opportunities for students
he North Penn School District’s Community Education Program has announced its lineup of camps for Summer 2026, offering a wide range of educational and recreational activities for students.
This year’s camp offerings include programs focused on discovery, sports, music, theatre, baking and cooking, and arts and crafts.
According to a news release, STEM-focused camps will feature activities such as motion robotics, design and engineering, and Sphero robotics.
Sports camps will include running, baseball, lacrosse, cheerleading, basketball and wrestling, while music students can attend camps for band, strings, choir or beginner lessons for those new to an instrument.
Additional camps include opportunities for aspiring chefs to learn baking and cooking, as well as theater programming where students can participate in a summer show camp featuring “Seussical the Musical.”
Art-focused programs will include Wild Clay Wonders, where students can explore nature-inspired terracotta and sculpture projects.
The district’s Extended School Care Program will also host a summer camp for students in Kindergarten through sixth grade, with seven sessions scheduled from June 22 through Aug. 7.
Because of construction at North Penn High School, campers in sixth grade or younger must be escorted to and from camp by a parent or responsible adult to a designated location that will be communicated by instructors prior to camp.
The North Penn Community Education Program offers learning and recreational programs throughout the fall, spring and summer for residents of all ages. Registration details and additional information are available at www.northpenncep.org, where families can also learn about sibling discounts available for many camps.
