School Name: All Saints Episcopal Day School
Name of Program: Summer Camp 2010 – Community Adventures
Brief Description: From June 21st to July 2nd, All Saints will be offering two weeks of summer camp options, plus two extra “sampler” days for June 17th and 18 th. For more detailed information go to: www.allsaintshoboken.com
Starting Date: 6/21 – 7/2/10
Contact: Ronnie Loving or Nicole Berhaupt
Contact Email: rloving@allsaintshoboken.com or nberhaupt@allsaintshoboken.com

School Name: American Boychoir School
Name of Program: Camp Albermarle
Brief Description: A day and overnight music camp for boys and girls ages 7-14 – with or without musical training! An outstanding teaching staff guides campers through two-week sessions that culminate in musicianship and choral concerts. The Musicianship Training Program offers creative training in rhythm, melody, harmony and form. Quartets offer advanced vocal instruction in an individualized setting. Serious music-making and traditional camp games and activities make Camp Albermarle a unique summer experience.
Contact: 1-888-BOYCHOIR ext.41
School Website: www.americanboychoir.org

School Name: American Boychoir School
Name of Program: The American Boychoir Experience
Brief Description: For boys ages 8-12 only! Expereince one week in the life of an American Boychoir student without the academic classes! Under the direction of Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, Litton-Lodal Music Director of The American Boychoir , campers will learn and perfect repertoire in Choral Training, explore and improve vocal skills in Music Theory classes. This professional experience in choral training culminates in a Tour Bus event, concert and professional photo shoot! Boys must have unchanged voices and an audition.
Contact: 1-888-BOYCHOIR ext.41
School Website: www.americanboychoir.org

School Name: Delbarton School
Name of Program: Delbarton Sports Camps & Summer School – Enrichment and Credited Courses
Brief Description: The Delbarton Sports Camp for boys entering grades five through nine provides an outstanding opportunity for students to supplement their academic program while attending the summer session. Held on the expansive Delbarton campus, a weekly sports-specific and general sports camp build upon the more than forty-year day camp program previously offered.
The Delbarton Summer Session is a state-accredited, co-educational academic program to advance and enrich the education of students entering grades six through twelve. Experienced Delbarton teachers lead small classes in a state-of-the-art, air-conditioned pavilion.For detailed information go to: www.delbarton.org
Starting Date: 6/23/09 – 7/30/10
Contact: Connie Curnow, 973-538-3231 x3019

School Name: Haddonfield Friends School
Name of Program: 2010 Summer Camp
Brief Description: The Haddonfield Friends School Summer Camp provides a nurturing environment that encourages individual growth, respects individual differences and fosters the development of moral and ethical values. We provide the security children need to value themselves and others. For more detailed information go to: www.haddonfieldfriends.org
Starting Date: 6/14 – 8/20/10
Contact: Pat Sacchetti; 856-429-6786, ext. 211
Email:psacchetti@haddonfieldfriends.org

School Name: Kent Place School
Name of Program: Summer Explorations 2010 at Kent Place
Brief Description: Kent Place School's summer program, Summer Explorations, is a coeducational, state licensed, program for boys and girls, four through sixteen years old, providing fun, enrichment and opportunities for physical and social development in a safe, non-competitive atmosphere.

Our beautiful 26-acre campus offers regulation artificial turf playing fields, playgrounds, a modern field house, five tennis courts, air-conditioned dining hall and classrooms, state-of-the-art computer labs and an arts center. Campus are well-supervised by a qualified staff of program directors, teachers and experienced counselors.

Summer Explorations welcomes children of all races, creed and ethnic origins. Enrollment is limited and on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Starting Date: June 14 - August 13, 2010
Please visit www.kentplace.org or call 908-273-0900 ext. 297

School Name: Lacordaire Academy
Name of Program: Lacordaire Academy’s Summer Enrichment Program 2010
Brief Description: Lacordaire Academy’s Summer Enrichment Program has two sessions: Session I runs from June 21 st to July 9 th and Session II runs from July 12 th to July 30 th. The first session includes three programs, Performing Arts: The Plays the Thing, Potter Expo: An Intro to Ceramics and LACO Summer Camp: Fun with Friends. Session II offers a Gifted and Talented program with an emphasis on Cultural Studies Enrichment. The performing arts program includes lessons in dance, music, acting and yoga/movement, and students will present a Broadway musical as the culminating activity. Pottery classes includes lessons in using pottery wheels, kiln and glazing, and students will bring home several finished products at the end of the session. Lacordaire Academy’s summer camp combines learning with fun science projects, outdoor games, art and much more. The Gifted and Talented program offers classes in Chinese or Spanish, science/math, literature and sports from around the globe. To find out more information about these programs and the teachers who teach them or to download registration materials, please visit us at www.lacordaire.net or email Lauren Mazzari at lmazzari@lacordaire.net
Starting Date: 6/21-7/9/10 & 7/12-7/30/10
Contact: Lauren Mazzari
Contact Email: lmazzari@lacordaire.net

School Name: The Montclair Kimberley Academy
Name of Program: Brookside Day Camp
Brief Description: Brookside Day Camp is a New Jersey certified summer camp for students ages 4-10 that provides a caring, child-centered environment where each camper is encouraged to grow and learn. Children are kept happy and busy through an array of hands-on daily activities. Campers enjoy daily swim instruction, as well as free swim, arts and crafts, nature, music and movement, cooking and a wide variety of organized sports and games.
Camp is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. To accomodate parents' busy work schedules, weekly enrollment, extended a.m. and p.m. hours, an optional hot lunch program, and bus service are available. Ice Cream Socials, Carnival Craze, Parental Swim Observation Days, Wacky Water Fun, After Camp Swim Parties, and theme days are just a few of the exciting things planned for this summer.
Starting Date: 6/28 - 8/13/10
Contact: Lance Ramer, Camp Director
Contact Email & Phone#: lramer@mka.org 973-783-6438
Register online at www.mka.org

School Name: The Montclair Kimberley Academy
Name of Program: S.T.A.R. Camp
Brief Description: Running six one-week sessions S.T.A.R Camp (Sports, Theatre, Arts and Recreation) for students entering grades 1-8, allows your child to create and enjoy the ultimate summer experience. Taking advantage of MKA's state-of-the-art facilities that include gymnasiums, computer labs, music and art rooms, an air-conditioned theater and dining hall, an indoor swimming facility and high quality athletic fields, S.T.A.R. Camp offers a wide variety of athletic, atistic and fun activities led by a highly qualified staff of professional teachers and coaches and experienced camp counselors. Each camper can create their own schedule based on their interests and skills or have the opportunity to try something new. Our programs promote the development of skills, leadership, teamwork and self-confidence in a supportive and fun-filled atmosphere. Extended hours, an inclusive lunch program and special events and trips round out the experience.
Starting Date: 6/28 - 8/6/10
Contact: Ralph Pacifico, Camp Director
Contact Email and Phone#: rpacifico@mka.org , 973-233-3001
For more info. go to www.mka.org

School Name: Newark Academy
Name of Program: Newark Academy Summer Sports Institute
Brief Description: Young sports enthusiasts will discover all of the action and excitement they can handle during their time off from school at the Newark Academy Summer Sports Institute. Designed for boys and girls entering grades three through nine, the Summer Sports Institute introduces campers to a wide variety of activities, including Boys & Girls Basketball; Boys & Girls Lacrosse; Boys & Girls Soccer; Boys & Girls Fencing; and the Mott-Leeney Baseball Camp. These fun, intensive camps are presented in weekly sessions from June 21 to August 6 on the breathtaking 68 acre campus of Newark Academy. With their state-of-the-art indoor facilities including a designated fencing room, a six-lane swimming pool, multiple basketball courts in addition to their vast outdoor athletic fields, Newark Academy offers an athletic experience that is second to none. Their dedicated staff of coaches, ably assisted by local high school and college counselors stress teamwork, sportsmanship and respect for others as they teach the basic fundamentals of their respective sport. For specific camp schedule information and to obtain a brochure, call 973-992-7000, ext. 212 or email summersports@newarka.edu
Starting Date: 6/21 – 8/6/10
Contact Email:summersports@newarka.edu
Phone#: 973-992-7000, ext. 212

School Name: Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child
Name of Program: Summer Adventures at Oak Knoll
Brief Description: Are you ready for a summer adventure? Summer Adventures at Oak Knoll's runs June 28-August 20, 2010 and offers excitement and fun for children ages 3-16. We offer a variety of activities including swimming, fencing, cooking, sports, arts, and more! Age-appropriate divisions offer enriching and creative opportunities for playful learning. Head counselors are certified teachers, and a registered nurse is in attendance ever day. All campers receive a nutritious lunch and snack. We create an environment where your child can make new friends while creating lasting memories. Summer Adventures is a great place for children to spend all or part of their summer. For more information visit www.oakknoll.org
Starting Date: 6/28 - 8/20/10
Contact: Tarowsky
Contact Email: adventures@oakknoll.org

School Name: The Peck School
Name of Program: The Peck School Summer Programs
Brief Description: Summer Day Program for students entering grades K-8. Morning Session 9-12, Afternoon Session 1-4, Full Day 9-4 (including lunch), early morning care 8-9.
Starting Date: 6/21, 6/28 & 7/6/10
Contact: Bobby Malone
Contact Email:summer@peckschool.org or call 973-539-8660 ext. 388

School Name: Princeton Junior School
Name of Program: Princeton Junior School Summer Program
Brief Description: Princeton Junior School which excels in early childhood education offers a Summer Pre-School Program for ages 2 through 5. The summer program at PJS encourages children to develop independence and explore their physical world. Each week long session will introduce the children to varifying facets of the world by focusing on different themes.
Ages range:2-5 years
7 week long sessions beginning 7/6/10. The last week will be 8/16-8/16/10. Different themes each week eg. The Young Naturalist, Life on the Farm, The Wonders of Water, Our Compliments to the Chef, etc.

Princeton Junior School is an independent, coeducational, nondenominational day school for children ages 2 through V. The School, located on six beautiful acres, provides a safe and nurturing environment in which children acquire the basic academic skills to become lifelong learners and good citizens of the world.
Starting Date: 7/6 - 8/20/10; Before and after care available 8-8:30 am and 3-5:30 pm
Contact: Deborah Agnew
Contact Phone#: 609-924-8126

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Summer Explorers
Brief Description: A developmentally appropriate two-week summer camp for children aged 3-5 who have completed at least one year of preschool Session one will be held at RCDS. Session two will be at the Shrewsbury Fire House
Starting Date: (Session 1 6/21-6/24) - Great Artists-Part Two
(Session 2 8/2-8/5) - Silly Olympics
Contact: Lucy Bogdon
Contact Email:lbogdon@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: The RCDS Players
Brief Description: Calling all thespians! This is your chance to star ina musical production. You will learn acting and singing techniques, and practice and perform a play before an audience. Note: AM Session run for two weeks; PM Sessions run one week. Students may bring a bag lunch if they wish to participate in both sessions.
Starting Date: Session 1 AM (6/14-6/25): Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Session 1 PM (6/14-6/25): A Broadway Melody
Session 2 PM (6/21-6/25): A Disney Review
Contact: Joy Rathemacher
Contact Email: jrathemacher@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Lower School Summer Writing Camp
Brief Description: Summer Writing Camp will expose children to art, music, literature, nature, computer technology, and creative writing experiences. Highlights of the week will include going on a nature walk to write a summer haiku and writing and illustrating one's very own book!
Starting Date: 6/14-6/18/10
Contact: Jen Massaro
Contact Email: jmassaro@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Lower School Summer Math Camp
Brief Description: Math Camp is a fun way for your child to keep math concepts fresh in his or head during the summer. The children participate in math games and they have a blast!
Starting Date: 6/21-6/25/10
Contact: Erin Brennan
Contact Email: ebrennan@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Exploration Math Camp
Brief Description: The Exploration Math Camp is designed to provide meaningful experiences that allow participants to make sense of mathematics and develop logical reasoning and problem solving skills. Each child will be grouped by his or her math abilities so that each student can be helped to reach his or her math potential. When students construct their own understanding of mathematics, they are much more likely to retain and apply what they have learned. Exploration Math Camp strives to have participants walk away from the camp with a new sense of confidence in their math abilities and be ready to apply their newfound skills.
Starting Date: 7/12-7/16/10
Contact: Geoff Harrison
Contact Email: gharrison@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Morning Sports Activities with Coach Campanella
Brief Description: Learn to play a number of sports, including baseball, soccer, football, kickball, and children's choice. Snacks and refreshments provided every day; tee shirts and water activities on the last day of each week. Since this is an outdoor camp, it will be weather permitting.
Starting Date: 6/14-6/18/10, 6/21-6/25/10
Contact: Paul Campanella
Contact Email: pcampanella@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Evening Sports Sessions
Brief Description: Sports specific group training sessions with RCDS coaches.
Starting Date: 6/14-6/18/10, 6/21-6/25/10
Contact: Paul Campanella
Contact Email: pcampanella@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: Secondary School Admissions Preparation
Brief Description: This two-week course will give your child a jump-start on navigating the waters of the admission process to private secondary schools. The course will focus on the qualities these schools seek, and students will write a number of essays found on some of the most prominent and popular secondary school applications. The program is also available as a series of tutoring sessions.
Starting Date: 6/14-6/25/10
Contact: Brandon Horner
Contact Email: bhorner@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program: RCDS Summer Book Club
Brief Description: Read and discuss some exciting, challenging books this summer! In this group you can read two exciting contemporary young adult novels and discuss them with your peers. Under the direction of Mr. Homer, you will learn to participate in an engaging analytical discussion, and complete some fun projects connected to the literature. The group will meet three times a week to discuss each book. Students may sign up for either session or both.
Starting Date: Session 1 (6/14, 6/16, 6/18); Session 2 (6/21, 6/23, 6/25)
Contact: Brandon Horner
Contact Email: bhorner@rcds.org

School Name: Rumson Country Day School
Name of Program:The Fearless Adventures of Your Imagination
Brief Description: "Life is a scavanger hunt; lets write about it." Students will explore and observe the world around them as fearless creative thinkers and writers in this dynamic and interactive camp experience. Our summer adventures will sharpen their power of observation to see their everyday lives in new and interesting ways. We will seek out inspiration in nature, music, photography, and poetry to fuel our creative writing.
Contact: Laura Small
Contact Email: lsmall@rcds.org

School Name: Rutgers Preparatory School
Name of Program: 2010 Rutgers Preparatory School’s Summer Program
Brief Description: This year, we are delighted to offer many new programs as well as annual favorites. By June, our campus will teaming with soccer players, writers, active minds and bodies, golfers, basketball players, strategy gamers, students, lacrosse players, chess competitors, non-contact football players led by NY Giants heroes, baseball players, technology and video game creators, volleyball players, Bridge Back to School students, Sunshine Clubhouse, and our annual favorites, SummerBlast, Sunny Days, and Mini Camp. These and numerous other activities are designed with one overarching principle in mind: Summer is all about FUN!

Our Academic Summer School offers enrichment courses in Math, English, Writing, Reading, Robotics and Multimedia for Lower and Middle school-aged students. For Upper School-aged students, both enrichment and credit math courses, ranging from Algebra through Pre-Calculus, as well as Science, History, and both Math and Verbal SAT Prep courses, are offered.

Our Summer staff is charged with the responsibility of giving your child a tremendous summer experience. We strive to see each child achieve personal growth in whatever aspect of our program he/she participates, whether it is in the classroom through our summer school program or enjoying an all-around adventure with one of our summer camps. There is something at Rutgers Prep for every child.

For further information, please see our website, www.rutgersprep.org or contact our information desk for a summer brochure at 732-545-5600. If you have any questions about our summer school program or our summer camp programs, please don’t hesitate to contact Joan Coogan at 732-545-5600 or email me directly at dquenault@rutgersprep.org
Starting Date: Camps begin 6/8-8/21; Summer School begins 6/30-7/31
Contact: Denise Quenault or Joan Coogan at 732-545-5600
Contact Email:dquenault@rutgersprep.org or coogan@rutgersprep.org

School Name: St.Philip's Academy
Name of Program: St. Philip's Academy Summer Enrichment Program; Brady Life Camp
Brief Description: Summer is approaching quickly and this summer program is rapidly filling up. Don't wait until it's too late. Register now to ensure your child's spot in this exciting learning adventure with field trips and across the curriculum, hands-on academic and enrichment activities. This year St. Philip's Academy offers two camps.

The St. Philip's Academy Summer Enrichment Program is designed to supplement the academic and social growth of students entering Kindergarten through Sixth grade. The independent school academic curriculum focuses on the development of higher order reading and writing skills, mathematical and scientific inquiry, and probem solving. Visual and performing arts, athletics, gardening, and computers are also offered to enhance the daily academic and personal growth of each student.

Brady Life Camp is much more than a summer experience. As children learn to respect nature and understand their new environment, they also learn important nature and understand their new environment, they also learn important lessons about self-respect and respect for others. Daily buses will take campers, along with St. Philip's Academy counselors, to a ninety-nine acre outdoor campus with hiking and bicycling trails, numerous playing fields, and an Olympic swimming pool. Campers will engage in a variety of classses that develop athletic, outdoor, and life skills to keep students academically stimulated. Enrichment classes in music, theatre, creative writing, reading, journalism, computer, multimedia environmental studies, arts & crafts will also be offered. Students will be able to participate in a recording studio, radio station, dance and dramatic performances, and song writing.

To register complete the online St. Philip's Academy Summer Camp Common Application at www.stphilipsacademy.org.

School Name: Stuart Country Day School
Name of Program: Summer at Stuart
Brief Description: Athletics arts and academic Enrichment camps are offered throughout the Summer months from June 14 - August 27.
Arts: Coed, ages 3 through High School
Athletics for Girls: Tennis, Lacrosse, Basketball and Field Hockey
Academic Enrichment: Language Preparation in Spanish and French, Science, Writing, Math, Algebra and Science, Engineering and The College Essay and writing classes for younger students.
Start Date: 6/14/10
Contact: Anne P. Pierpont
Contact email: apierpont@stuartschool.org

School Name: Waldorf School of Princeton
Name of Program: Summer Camp
Brief Description: Waldorf Summer Camp provides old-fashioned, healthy activities. Days are filled with singing, play, handcrafts, art and nature walks, and yet there is still plenty of time for the children to explore, to create, to dream amidst our 20 acres of fields, forests, stream and gardens in our much-loved camp. We end each two-week session with a festival day full of fun, games and laughter. Nourish your children’s inherent connection to nature and enliven their sense of wonder. The afternoon extended care program includes age-appropriate activities such as painting, storytime, cooking, gardening, clay and more.
Starting Date: 6/28-7/9/10, 7/12-7/23/10 & 7/26-8/6/10
Contact: Deidre Sciarretta, 609-466-1970 x142.
Contact Email:summercamp@princetonwaldorf.org

School Name: The Wardlaw-Hartridge School
Name of Program: Camp Funshine
Brief Description: The Wardlaw-Hartridge “Camp Funshine” is our preschool camp for children. The camp is open to all children ages 3 to 6. All weeks include either a trip or special themed event. The Camp Funshine Program is designed to provide a nurturing, caring and safe environment. The children will have the opportunity to interact with peers in their age group. The program promotes social development and positive peer relationships.
Our structured classes help ease children into school. The children will be exposed to arts and crafts, cooking, center play, circle time, swimming and outdoor play.
Starting Date: 6/21-8/6/10
Contact: Karen Midwinter, 908-754-1882 x319
Contact Email:kmidwinter@whschool.org

School Name: The Wardlaw-Hartridge School
Name of Program: Creative Adventures Day Camp
Brief Description: Campers, in age appropriate groups, will participate in a range of classes. This summer campers will have the opportunity to “Travel Through Time” and explore topics such as the evolution of movies, music, computers, communication video games, photography and transportation. Campers in age appropriate groups will participate in a range of classes including science explorations, creative expression, and arts and crafts. Additional activities will include recreational games and swimming.
Starting Date: 6/21-8/6/10
Contact: Karen Midwinter, 908-754-1882 x319
Contact Email:kmidwinter@whschool.org

School Name: The Wardlaw-Hartridge School
Name of Program: Academic Summer School
Brief Description: Courses for Advanced Credit and for Review and Enrichment Starting Date: 6/28-8/6/10
Contact: Karen Midwinter
Contact Email:kmidwinter@whschool.org

School Name: The Wardlaw-Hartridge School
Name of Program: Music Camp
Brief Description: Course in Choir, Keyboard, Voice and Violin for the student grades 5-12
Starting Date: 8/9-8/20/10
Contact: Karen Midwinter, 908-754-1882 x319
Contact Email:kmidwinter@whschool.org

School Name: The Willow School
Name of Program: Summers at Willow
Brief Description: An environmentally focused day camp for children in grades K-8.
Starting Date: Session I: 6/21-6/25/10, Session II: 6/28-7/2/10;
Contact: 908-470-9500
Contact Email:summercamp@willowschool.org

School Name: The Wilson School
Name of Program: S.E.E. Camp
Brief Description: S.E.E. Camp offers campers in grades 1-8 a variety of activities in science, theater, art, and sports and recreation, including swimming, yoga and fencing instruction. Curriculum related field trips and extended care hours are available free to charge. Two – 2 week sessions between June 28-July 23.
Starting Date: 6/28-7/23/10
Contact: Jennifer Roccisano
Contact Email: gtseecamp@aol.com