Miriam FUNdamentals

Sessions: June 9-July 25, 2025

Specialty summer camps for children who need expert support

Miriam School and Learning Center’s academic and social skills specialty camps are ideal for children entering grades K-8 who need specialized learning programs to progress. 

Families choose Miriam’s summer camps because their children receive personalized instruction that caters to campers who learn differently. Small groups, a variety of research-based interventions, and certified/licensed professionals ensure campers receive the instruction they need to improve self-confidence and build skills. Miriam helps students with or without diagnosed disabilities learn and grow. 

June Session (3 Weeks) | Builders and Architects 
June 9-27, 2025 (No Camp June 19)
Entering Grades K-8
Campers will act as a lead architect, helping their team successfully execute awesome and unconventional construction activities. Team members will laugh and have fun with new friends who share their creative interests. Camps this session will include: Dyslexia Reading Skills Camp, Social & Emotional Skills Camp, Dysgraphia Writing Skills Camp, Executive Function & Study Skills Camp, and Ultimate Camp Experience*.

July Session (3 Weeks) | Nuts, Bolts, and Thingamajigs
July 7-25, 2025
Entering Grades K-8
Campers will participate in interactive and zany team-building activities to create confidence and lasting friendships. They will learn the “nuts and bolts” of being a great leader, making new friends, and navigating the complex rules of social interactions. Camps this session will include: Dyslexia Reading Skills Camp, Social & Emotional Skills Camp, Executive Function & Study Skills Camp, Social Skills through Games Camp, and Ultimate Camp Experience*.

*When campers participate in a morning camp and they just want to have fun the rest of the day, campers can enroll in this Ultimate Camp Experience for their afternoon camp session. This camp offers an exciting traditional summer camp experience within a small camper-to-staff ratio and with staff who understand children who learn differently. Camp activities will focus on the camp session theme.