Iverbe Day and Sports Camp
The Willows Community School, 8509 Higuera Street, Culver City, CA 90232
About
Iverbe Day and Sports Camp offers a wide range of activities, including sports, games, arts and crafts, tournament days, water days, special event days, field trips, cooking, and camp games. Campers can take part in baseball, basketball, flag football, soccer, tennis, handball tournaments, kickball, water play, hide and go seek games, circle games, jewelry making, block building, martial arts, yoga, chess, Star Wars light saber training, and building with Legos. The camp also includes morning assemblies, a Friday big dance party, and highlight ceremonies that acknowledge top plays and acts of sportsmanship for older campers.
• Ages: 4–16 years old
• Schedule: Spring Camp runs March 23–27 from 9:30am–3:30pm, with extended care from 8–9:30am and 3:30–5:30pm; Summer Camp has four sessions (June 15–26 with no camp June 19, June 29–July 10, July 13–24, July 27–August 7) from 9:30am–3:30pm, with extended care from 8–9:30am and 3:30–5:30pm
• Price: Spring Camp March 23–27: $600; Summer Camp Session 1 June 15–26: $1,080; Session 2 June 29–July 10: $1,200; Session 3 July 13–24: $1,200; Session 4 July 27–August 7: $1,200; extended care $10/hr; any cancellation prior to May 1st 2026 is 25% of the session fee, with no refunds after May 1st 2026 for Summer 2026
A sample daily schedule for DK–3rd grade includes check-in from 9:15–9:45, a morning assembly from 9:45–10:15, group activities from 10:30–12:00, lunch from 12:00–1:00, special interest groups from 1:00–2:30, snack and afternoon assembly from 2:45–3:00, and carpool from 3:00–3:30. A sample daily schedule for 4th–8th grade includes check-in from 9:15–9:45, a morning assembly from 9:45–10:15, group activities from 10:30–12:00, and lunch from 12:00–1:00. Morning assemblies include songs, skits, camp challenges, and dancing, and there are tournament days every Friday for 4th–8th graders, as well as special event days for DK–3rd graders and field trips for 4th–8th graders. Iverbe Day and Sports Camp also offers a Counselor in Training Volunteer Program for 9th and 10th graders.
Lunch is included for both Spring Camp and Summer Camp through a camp café lunch program that offers a variety of food options. Each lunch is provided with seasonal fruit, vegetables, and bottled water, and water stations are set up throughout camp for campers to fill their water bottles. Iverbe offers camps, after school programs, classes, and events, with a stated focus on Playing, Connecting, and Growing.
Iverbe Day and Sports Camp opened its doors in 2004 as a summer camp. The mission of Iverbe is to create fun, positive, and meaningful experiences for children, using play and experiential learning to provide space for kids to be themselves. The program states a commitment to providing each child with a uniquely personal experience, with instructors who focus on developing relationships with children and helping them build relationships with each other, and a goal of offering a safe, supportive environment where children can explore their capabilities and focus on having fun.
The leadership team includes directors Paul Casillas, Madison Weiss, and Brevin Archer. Marc Weiss is the Director of Athletics and head of the Physical Education Department at The Willows Community School and has worked with kids in the westside sports scene for over 30 years, including work as a counselor and later Director of Youth Sports at Cheviot Hills Recreation Center and two years coaching basketball at St. Monica’s High School; he was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 1994 while attending California Lutheran University and has worked at The Willows Community School for the past 27 years. Brent Weiss graduated from California State Long Beach with a B.A. in Sociology in 2003, has been working with kids for 23 years, has volunteered as a coach and camp counselor at Cheviot Hills Recreation Center, served as Head Counselor at Canyon Creek Sports Camp from 2001 through 2003, and has been a Maker teacher at The Willows for the last 21 years.
Last updated March 24, 2026.
• Ages: 4–16 years old
• Schedule: Spring Camp runs March 23–27 from 9:30am–3:30pm, with extended care from 8–9:30am and 3:30–5:30pm; Summer Camp has four sessions (June 15–26 with no camp June 19, June 29–July 10, July 13–24, July 27–August 7) from 9:30am–3:30pm, with extended care from 8–9:30am and 3:30–5:30pm
• Price: Spring Camp March 23–27: $600; Summer Camp Session 1 June 15–26: $1,080; Session 2 June 29–July 10: $1,200; Session 3 July 13–24: $1,200; Session 4 July 27–August 7: $1,200; extended care $10/hr; any cancellation prior to May 1st 2026 is 25% of the session fee, with no refunds after May 1st 2026 for Summer 2026
A sample daily schedule for DK–3rd grade includes check-in from 9:15–9:45, a morning assembly from 9:45–10:15, group activities from 10:30–12:00, lunch from 12:00–1:00, special interest groups from 1:00–2:30, snack and afternoon assembly from 2:45–3:00, and carpool from 3:00–3:30. A sample daily schedule for 4th–8th grade includes check-in from 9:15–9:45, a morning assembly from 9:45–10:15, group activities from 10:30–12:00, and lunch from 12:00–1:00. Morning assemblies include songs, skits, camp challenges, and dancing, and there are tournament days every Friday for 4th–8th graders, as well as special event days for DK–3rd graders and field trips for 4th–8th graders. Iverbe Day and Sports Camp also offers a Counselor in Training Volunteer Program for 9th and 10th graders.
Lunch is included for both Spring Camp and Summer Camp through a camp café lunch program that offers a variety of food options. Each lunch is provided with seasonal fruit, vegetables, and bottled water, and water stations are set up throughout camp for campers to fill their water bottles. Iverbe offers camps, after school programs, classes, and events, with a stated focus on Playing, Connecting, and Growing.
Iverbe Day and Sports Camp opened its doors in 2004 as a summer camp. The mission of Iverbe is to create fun, positive, and meaningful experiences for children, using play and experiential learning to provide space for kids to be themselves. The program states a commitment to providing each child with a uniquely personal experience, with instructors who focus on developing relationships with children and helping them build relationships with each other, and a goal of offering a safe, supportive environment where children can explore their capabilities and focus on having fun.
The leadership team includes directors Paul Casillas, Madison Weiss, and Brevin Archer. Marc Weiss is the Director of Athletics and head of the Physical Education Department at The Willows Community School and has worked with kids in the westside sports scene for over 30 years, including work as a counselor and later Director of Youth Sports at Cheviot Hills Recreation Center and two years coaching basketball at St. Monica’s High School; he was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in 1994 while attending California Lutheran University and has worked at The Willows Community School for the past 27 years. Brent Weiss graduated from California State Long Beach with a B.A. in Sociology in 2003, has been working with kids for 23 years, has volunteered as a coach and camp counselor at Cheviot Hills Recreation Center, served as Head Counselor at Canyon Creek Sports Camp from 2001 through 2003, and has been a Maker teacher at The Willows for the last 21 years.
Last updated March 24, 2026.
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