THS Summer Camps

THS Summer Camps offers week-long and four-day sessions where campers sing, dance, act, learn choreography and songs, and do scene work, along with activities such as costumes, set design, arts and crafts, small-group games, water play, bubble dance parties, yoga and mindfulness, LEGO engineering, Cooking Club, GreenScreen photography, stop-motion animation, paper-making, screen printing using homemade inks, painting with watercolors, sewing into burlap, drawing with charcoal, sculpting with wire and clay, using Procreate, designing and building multi-step Rube Goldberg machines, exploring force, motion, energy, and cause-and-effect, conducting science experiments and investigations, exploring motion, color, nature, and simple chemistry, and brainstorming and designing a product or service with a brand, logo, and marketing plan. THS Summer Bears Musical Camp ends with a fully staged performance that includes costumes, set design, and camp t-shirts, and families are invited to a final performance on Friday. Engineering Playground: Rube Goldberg & Beyond includes an End-of-Week Showcase for families, Young Scientists Discovery Camp includes a mini science showcase, and Junior Entrepreneurs: Market Day focuses on turning ideas into real businesses, including managing a budget and preparing a pitch.

• Ages: 4–13 years old
• Schedule: Summer camps run from early June to early August in week-long sessions from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with one four-day session that meets Monday–Thursday.
• Price: $350–$450 per participant, depending on the specific camp

THS Summer Bears Musical Camp, Summer Play Camp Session One, Art Camp, Ms. Rodgers Craft Camp, Engineering Playground: Rube Goldberg & Beyond, Young Scientists Discovery Camp, and Junior Entrepreneurs: Market Day each run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on their scheduled dates in June and July. For Ms. Rodgers Craft Camp, students bring a lunch and water bottle and receive a daily snack, and for Summer Play Camp sessions, a daily Cooking Club means there is no need to pack a snack from home.

The Healdsburg School states that its mission is “To cultivate the intellect, courage, and compassion to lead lives of inquiry and purpose,” and describes itself as a TK–8 Independent School where children are known and learning is personalized. The school notes that it embraces a differentiated educational philosophy with support and challenge across intellectual, social/emotional, creative, and physical development, and states, “WE TEACH CHILDREN HOW TO THINK, NOT WHAT TO THINK.” The Healdsburg School is in partnership with the International Baccalaureate Organization of Schools and lists accreditations and memberships. A testimonial from alum Mack Dougherty, Class of 2010, states that THS gives students tools to become a great leader and highlights the importance of initial commitment in accomplishing goals.

Last updated May 20, 2026.