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Summer 2023

Temple University Summer Education Camps and the Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education is planning a variety of in-person and virtual programs this summer for youth in grades 6 through 9. Camps will be held during the months of June, July, and August.

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Now offering in person camps

A select number of in-person camps are being planned for the Temple University Ambler campus. In-person camps will practice social distancing and masks will be required when indoors. Most camp activities will be scheduled for outdoors, and campers may remove their masks when appropriately socially distanced outdoors.

If situations change and we are not able to hold camps on-campus, all camps will be transitioned to live, online camps.
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Camp Session Schedule

For Summer 2023, we have structured our in-person camps for youth in middle school (rising 6th grades through rising 9th graders). Camps are offered in either one- or two-week formats, primarily at Ambler Campus with some options on Main Campus.

*Note: No Camps Tuesday, July 4, 2023

Camp Location: Most in-person camps will be held at the Temple University Ambler campus, located at 580 Meetinghouse Road, Ambler, PA 19002. Some camps will be held at the Temple University Main Campus, located at 1801 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122. Please be sure to check the camp's location prior to registration.

Hours of Operation: In-person camps are offered as full-day camps, from 9 AM to 4 PM. Camper may be dropped off as early at 8:30 AM. Camp ends at 4 PM but parents have until 5 PM to pick up campers. We regret that we are not able to provide additional before care or after care hours.

Looking for camps for younger kids? The Ambler Area YMCA will be holding their Sports Camps at the Temple University Ambler campus for Summer 2023. Please visit the YMCA's website for more information.

Temple University Summer Camp Registration

Registration Opens: Registration for the 2023 camp season is open now.

Early Bird Discount: Register and pay by April 30, 2023, and receive 10% off the camp fee, unless otherwise noted. Camp prices listed on our website through April 30th reflect the Early Bird Discount. Materials and computer lab fees are not eligible for discount.

Payment: Full payment is due upon registration.

Fees: All camp fees include materials and/or computer lab fees unless otherwise noted.

Refund And Withdrawal Policies

A participant who withdrawals from a Temple University summer camp, three weeks prior to the camp starting date, will receive a refund minus a $50 withdrawal fee. All withdrawals must be received in writing and can be sent by email to summer@temple.edu Refunds requested at least 3 weeks prior to the camp start date will be processed as follows.

Health and Safety Statement Summer 2023

We recognize how important the health and safety of our campers and camp staff are. Temple University requires all students, faculty, staff and contractors to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to safeguard the health and wellness of our community. There are 2 ways to comply with this policy:

  1. Upload a vaccination record, such as a CDC-issued card or other proof of vaccination from a medical provider.
  2. Request a religious or medical exemption.

Masks are not required on campus except for in healthcare or clinical environments. If a student wishes to wear a mask, they are welcome to do so. We will encourage campers to wash their hands frequently and/or use hand sanitizer. If situations change and we are not able to hold camps in-person, we will work to transition camps to an online, virtual format, or we will cancel camps if necessary.

Read more information about Temple University's COVID-19 Policy

 


Summer Education Camps: A Brief History

Temple University has been offering Summer Education Camps since 1989 at our Ambler campus location. Summer camps are a fun-filled approach to academic subjects in small-group settings. More recently, we've been able to expand some summer camp programming to Temple's Main and Center City campuses. Summer Education Camps provide a wonderful opportunity for youth to learn about a specific area of interest, experience a college campus, meet new friends, and have fun at the same time. Our summer camp instructors are primarily local, area schoolteachers, or professionals in their field, who enjoy sharing their passions and enriching the lives of children through educational opportunities.

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Contact Information

Email Address: summer@temple.edu
Telephone Number: (215)204-2712
Program Office Address: 580 Meetinghouse Road
Ambler, PA 19002

 
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