Our Approach
At Acera, we believe that deep exploration of STEAM subjects should begin early. Our hands-on learning environment allows elementary and middle school children to nurture their natural desire to inquire, create, and innovate; and experiment with content and concepts usually reserved for older students–or not introduced during K-12 school years at all.
With emphases on critical thought, creative problem solving, and integration of content areas, our programs inspire all types of learners and thinkers. Students discover engineering, biotechnology, math, arts, theater, design, electronics, music, chemistry, physics, teamwork, friendships — and who they are: as individuals, learners, and collaborators.
Please note: In 2023 we are operating camps during April Vacation only.
What to Expect
Our STEAM Learning Lab is designed to challenge students of all ages and learning styles. Participants should expect to tackle difficult, enticing problems, individually and in groups. They should anticipate taking the time to incorporate new techniques as they create unique works of art or design experimental protocols or novel engineering solutions.
Financial Aid
Limited financial aid through Acera’s Reed Hollett Scholarship Fund is available and awarded based on demonstrated need. Please email us at enrichment@aceraschool.org to request a Scholarship Application.
April 18-21, 2023
Morning Camp: Imagination Innovation
Ages 7-10 | $360
Let your imagination run free! In this camp, kids will play games, invent new ones, and create characters that embark on imaginary quests!
April 18-21, 2023
Afternoon Camp: Spring Into Discovery
Ages 7-10 | $360
Join us for an indoor/outdoor camp with activities and crafts inspired by nature! Kids will use paint, ink, paper, found materials and more to create a different mixed media arts and crafts project each day.
April 20 & April 21
Full Day Camp: Mount Kearsarge
April 20th for kids ages 5-9 | $200
April 21st for kids ages 10-14 | $200
Join us on a full-day adventure to Mount Kearsarge in New Hampshire! We will hike this 2,937-foot peak as a group and enjoy panoramic views of the Merrimack River Watershed.
