Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor Summer Camps
Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor Lower Campus, 2775 Newport Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
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Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor Summer Camps offers a summer of specialty camps full of fun and relaxing outdoor activities led by dedicated teachers. RSSAA offers camps for students from Early Childhood through Middle School, with flexible scheduling for partial or full days until 3:00. Each camp requires a minimum of 5 campers, and registration closes on June 1st.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Camp runs June 15 through August 21, with the week before July 4th off; options include five full days Monday–Friday from 9am–1pm, with extended day from 1pm–3pm for both Grades 1–8 and Early Childhood.
• Price: For your convenience, you may pay in full or spread out your payments.
Camp week hours are 9am–1pm for all camps, with drop off at 9am and pick up at 1pm or 3pm for Extended Day. Parents are asked to send their child with food, a water bottle, a sun hat and sun lotion if they would like it applied during the day, a bathing suit and towel, and a set of extra clothes, and campers are expected to wear clothes that can get dirty. All items should be labeled with the child’s name, as there will be no lost and found this year. Cancellations before 06/01/25 receive a full refund, and there are no refunds after 06/01/25; if a child is unable to attend camp because of illness, the school will do its best to offer a camp on a different week, if available.
At Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor, the curriculum is consciously designed to best meet each developmental stage as children grow, providing the right experience at the appropriate time. The school seeks to work together in ways that increase the diversity of the school community and promote equity and inclusion for all community members regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, financial means, sexual orientation, sexual identity, gender, or disability status. Collaboration and shared responsibility are the foundations of the school governance and leadership model, working with consensus within all governance groups. The growth of the school has been supported by an active parent body that has worked closely with the faculty on tasks such as publicity, fundraising, and recruitment. Christy Collings is the contact for assistance and cancellations at [email protected].
Last updated July 18, 2026.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Camp runs June 15 through August 21, with the week before July 4th off; options include five full days Monday–Friday from 9am–1pm, with extended day from 1pm–3pm for both Grades 1–8 and Early Childhood.
• Price: For your convenience, you may pay in full or spread out your payments.
Camp week hours are 9am–1pm for all camps, with drop off at 9am and pick up at 1pm or 3pm for Extended Day. Parents are asked to send their child with food, a water bottle, a sun hat and sun lotion if they would like it applied during the day, a bathing suit and towel, and a set of extra clothes, and campers are expected to wear clothes that can get dirty. All items should be labeled with the child’s name, as there will be no lost and found this year. Cancellations before 06/01/25 receive a full refund, and there are no refunds after 06/01/25; if a child is unable to attend camp because of illness, the school will do its best to offer a camp on a different week, if available.
At Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor, the curriculum is consciously designed to best meet each developmental stage as children grow, providing the right experience at the appropriate time. The school seeks to work together in ways that increase the diversity of the school community and promote equity and inclusion for all community members regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, financial means, sexual orientation, sexual identity, gender, or disability status. Collaboration and shared responsibility are the foundations of the school governance and leadership model, working with consensus within all governance groups. The growth of the school has been supported by an active parent body that has worked closely with the faculty on tasks such as publicity, fundraising, and recruitment. Christy Collings is the contact for assistance and cancellations at [email protected].
Last updated July 18, 2026.
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