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Park Tudor Summer Experience offers weekly camps that include arts and crafts, sports, performing arts, science, literature, Spanish language immersion, chess and gaming, tennis, volleyball, soccer, basketball, baseball, musical theater, art, cooking and baking, STEM, and language programs. From Cub Camp for 3- and 4-year-olds to options for high school students, the program includes athletic options and themed camps inspired by popular music, movies, TV, and pop culture such as Wicked, K-Pop Demon Hunters, Sonic, Disney, and Taylor Swift. Camps are open to all students, whether they currently attend Park Tudor or another school.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps with half-day (9:00 AM–12:00 PM or 1:00 PM–4:00 PM) and full-day (9:00 AM–4:00 PM) options; students can attend 1–7 weeks
• Price: Half-day camps typically $185; full-day camps generally $370; full-day single-subject camps $350; most camps require a non-refundable $55 deposit and Upper School courses for credit require a $100 deposit
Before Care is available weekly from 7:30 AM–9:00 AM for students in JK1–Grade 8 for an additional fee, and all students must be fully potty trained to attend. Students attending camp from 9:00 AM–4:00 PM need to bring a nut-free lunch and snack daily. Camps are scheduled by the week, and students can attend between one and seven weeks based on their availability.
Park Tudor has been educating children since 1902, beginning with Tudor Hall School for Girls in 1902 and The Brooks School for boys in 1914, which became Park School in 1929 and later merged with Tudor Hall in 1970 to form Park Tudor School. The school’s facilities have expanded over time, including the Fine Arts Building and Frederic M. Ayres Auditorium in 1976, the Ruth Lilly Science Center in 1989, and the Irsay Family Sports Center for Health and Wellness in 2021. Park Tudor follows the NAIS Principles of Good Practice.
The Park Tudor Summer Experience leadership team includes Rachel Dabertin (Director of Auxiliary Programming), Jeff Edwards (Wellness Facilities Assistant and Summer Program Manager), Andrea Calvert-Sanders (Director of Wellness Programs and Facilities, Director of Tennis Operations and Summer Athletics), Carrie Blankenbaker (Teacher - Grade 1), Lili Helmuth (Summer Experience Teacher), and Cynthia Pauszek (Summer School Nurse). The Wellness Center has become a place for the Park Tudor community to gather and connect with each other.
Park Tudor’s mission statement is “Developing students who learn and live with purpose,” and it states that it upholds a tradition of academic excellence that began in 1902, with small class sizes, a safe and caring atmosphere, and numerous extracurricular activities. One student testimonial describes Park Tudor as a “second home” after attending for 16 years, and another from an assistant lower school director describes care and support for the whole child, with a strong sense of belonging and personalized guidance.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps with half-day (9:00 AM–12:00 PM or 1:00 PM–4:00 PM) and full-day (9:00 AM–4:00 PM) options; students can attend 1–7 weeks
• Price: Half-day camps typically $185; full-day camps generally $370; full-day single-subject camps $350; most camps require a non-refundable $55 deposit and Upper School courses for credit require a $100 deposit
Before Care is available weekly from 7:30 AM–9:00 AM for students in JK1–Grade 8 for an additional fee, and all students must be fully potty trained to attend. Students attending camp from 9:00 AM–4:00 PM need to bring a nut-free lunch and snack daily. Camps are scheduled by the week, and students can attend between one and seven weeks based on their availability.
Park Tudor has been educating children since 1902, beginning with Tudor Hall School for Girls in 1902 and The Brooks School for boys in 1914, which became Park School in 1929 and later merged with Tudor Hall in 1970 to form Park Tudor School. The school’s facilities have expanded over time, including the Fine Arts Building and Frederic M. Ayres Auditorium in 1976, the Ruth Lilly Science Center in 1989, and the Irsay Family Sports Center for Health and Wellness in 2021. Park Tudor follows the NAIS Principles of Good Practice.
The Park Tudor Summer Experience leadership team includes Rachel Dabertin (Director of Auxiliary Programming), Jeff Edwards (Wellness Facilities Assistant and Summer Program Manager), Andrea Calvert-Sanders (Director of Wellness Programs and Facilities, Director of Tennis Operations and Summer Athletics), Carrie Blankenbaker (Teacher - Grade 1), Lili Helmuth (Summer Experience Teacher), and Cynthia Pauszek (Summer School Nurse). The Wellness Center has become a place for the Park Tudor community to gather and connect with each other.
Park Tudor’s mission statement is “Developing students who learn and live with purpose,” and it states that it upholds a tradition of academic excellence that began in 1902, with small class sizes, a safe and caring atmosphere, and numerous extracurricular activities. One student testimonial describes Park Tudor as a “second home” after attending for 16 years, and another from an assistant lower school director describes care and support for the whole child, with a strong sense of belonging and personalized guidance.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
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