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The Best Summer Ever Starts Here.

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Maclay Summer Programs

Thank you for choosing Maclay Camps this summer! At Maclay, we know that every summer has a story and our mission is to create happy memories that last a lifetime!

Please complete the following pages to submit your registration to the 2026 Maclay Summer Camps season. Register for the entire summer or come back to add sessions on a weekly basis! Families are encouraged to register in advance as space is limited and spots fill quickly!

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PreK  /  Kindergarten  /  1 - 3 Grades  / 4 - 6 Grades  /  7 - 8 Grades  /  9 - 12 Grades

Important Registration Timelines and Reminders

Registration: All camp registrations will close at noon on the Monday one week before the scheduled camp begins. Registrations or changes made after Monday 12pm one week prior are considered a "late registration" and will be assessed a $30.00 administrative fee. 

 
Late Registration Example: Camp registration for Session 1 camps (Monday, June 1st through Friday, June 5th) will close on Monday, May 25th at noon. Registration or changes after 12pm on Monday, May 25th will incur a $30 administration fee. Please refer to our summer camp brochure for a full outline of our summer camp session dates and registration reminders.
 

Camp Cancellations: If you must cancel a camp registration for any reason and do so by the Monday a week prior at 12pm, you will be assessed a $35 cancellation fee per camp and per child.  If you cancel after the Monday a week prior at 12pm, you will be charge 50% of the camp price. For this reason, Please make sure that you are not double-booking camp sessions as the cancellation policy will apply to weeks with conflicting bookings.  All cancellation requests must be submitted via email to summercamps@maclay.org.

If you have any questions during the registration process, email summercamps@maclay.org

PreK

(Rising PK3 & PK4) 

Play, paint, pretend, repeat. PreK camp is a wonderful way for our youngest Marauders to explore, make friends, and ease into the Maclay community before the school year begins.

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Kindergarten

(Rising K)

A wonderful way to transition into life in the big school. Kindergarten camp days are filled with stories, songs, movement, art, and indoor and outdoor play, with a new theme each week.

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Grades 1 - 3

(Rising 1st through 3rd)

The perfect mix of big imaginations and big energy. Campers explore, create, play, and discover new skills every day across a wide range of specialty options.

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Grades 4 - 6

(Rising 4th through 6th)

Bigger challenges, bigger adventures. Campers take on new skills, try out specialties, and grow in confidence every week.

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Grades 7 - 8

(Rising 7th through 8th)

Designed for curiosity and independence, these camps spark leadership, teamwork, and skill-building in a whole lot of fun.

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Grades 9 - 12

(Rising 9th through 12th)

Meaningful, motivating experiences that build skills, boost independence, and help students grow into leaders on campus and beyond.

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