Programs for 2023 are now closed! Check back in January for Summer 2024 offerings.
Athletics Camps
- Seth Goldberg's Coed Basketball Camp
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Session 1: June 26–30, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Maryland's Premiere Basketball Camp
Session 2: July 10–14, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Session 3: July 31–August 4, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Ages 6–16
$295Before (7:30–8:45 a.m.) and After Care (4:00–5:15 p.m.) is available for $10/day, except Mondays, with registration on the first day of camp.
For more information and to register, go to goldberghoops.com
Individual Attention:
One of the best Camper-to-Coach ratios in the State Individual report card from Camp Coach Daily individual skill contests "Overtime" instruction periods available with Coach Mats & Coach Jordan Morning Ball Handling with Coach Jeremy Mellady Daily skill contests and competitive games Station Olympics for daily improvementAt Seth Goldberg's Basketball Camp, our mission is to teach campers the necessary skills through focused instruction and individual attention to strive for daily improvement, focus on what is within their control in a fun and challenging environment, and build meaningful relationships to become part of something bigger than themselves.
Focused Instruction:
Two daily Fundamental Sessions led by Coach Seth Goldberg - Girls Basketball Camp
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Session 1: June 19-23 ($275)
Girls Basketball Camp with Coach Holly Ismail
Max Occupancy: 120
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; Friday, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Session 2: July 17–21 ($225)
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Grades 4–9A fun learning environment that focuses on fundamental basketball skills with competitive contests and games throughout the day. It is an atmosphere where girls support each other! We strive to fuel the confidence and fire in each young girl that attends.
- Softball Camp
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June 26-29 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Softball Camp
Max Occupancy: 40
Softball field (gym space if bad weather)
Grades 2-8
$100Camp will provide instruction on learning the basic fundamentals of playing fast pitch softball. The focus will be on offensive and defensive skills such as hitting, throwing, fielding and base running. Kids with all skill levels are welcome.
Campers will receive instruction from John Carroll’s Head Softball Coach Sherry Hudson, Assistant Coaches Michelle Waugh and Erica James, and student-athletes from the 2023 team.
- Beginner Coed Volleyball Camp
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July 17–21
Beginner Coed Volleyball Camp
Max Occupancy: 48
2:00–4:00 p.m.
Grades (rising) 6–9
$150A week-long camp coached by Boys Head Coach Tucker Snow and Girls Head Coach Joe Scheide focused on introducing and enhancing the skills necessary for competitive high school volleyball. Camp emphasis on instruction, technique and fun!
- Advanced Coed Volleyball Camp
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Advanced Coed Volleyball Camp
Max Occupancy: 48July 24–28
2:00–4:00 p.m.
Grades (rising) 8–10
$150A week-long camp coached by Boys Head Coach Tucker Snow and Girls Head Coach Joe Scheide focused on elevating athletes looking to make JV or Varsity rosters at the high school level. Camp emphasis on position-specific skill development.
- Girls Elite Soccer Camp
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Session 1: June 26-29, 8:30–11:00 a.m.
Girls Elite Soccer Camp
Max Occupancy: 40
Session 2: July 10-13, 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Session 3: July 24-27, 8:30–11:00 a.m. Stadium Turf and Lower Gym (if possible for bad weather)
Grades 7–11
$150John Carroll's Elite Soccer Camp provides players with the opportunity to develop their individual skills and fitness levels. The camp is led by Patriots Varsity Coach Hayley Howe. Assisting Coach Howe is fellow JC coaches, current players and alumni of the Girls Soccer Program. Activities will focus on key elements of the game including first touch, ball control, attacking open space, passing accuracy, defending, finishing, and strength and conditioning. Each player will need to bring her own soccer ball, cleats, sneakers and water.
- Girls Lacrosse Camp
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Girls Lacrosse Camp
Max Occupancy: 50June 26–30
8:30–11:00 a.m.
Grades 1–8 and rising Freshman entering JC
$150John Carroll’s Lacrosse Camp provides players the opportunity to develop their individual skills and increase lacrosse IQ. The camp is led by Patriots Varsity Coach Laura Seifert. Other coaches and alumni of the Girls Lacrosse Program will assist in leading camp. Activities will focus on key elements of the game including passing, catching, shooting, dodges, draws, defensive footwork, and small sided games. Each player must bring her own lacrosse stick, cleats, sneakers, goggles, mouthguard and water.
- Baseball Infield Camp
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Baseball Infield Camp
Max Occupancy: 20June 19, 20, 22
5:00–7:00 p.m.
Rising 6–12 Grades
$250This camp is designed for middle and high school infielders wanting a new level training. Each session will combine instruction with live action reinforcement. Campers receive evaluations which include current skill level feedback, suggested drills to improve, and general thoughts on future potential. Fielders receive instruction on improving speed through focus, pre-pitch, dynamic infield movement, patterns and fielding footwork, keys and components of an ideal throwing stroke, hop selection by position, and good fielding position and transitions. This camp is coached by Patriots Baseball and John Hopkins Baseball infield coaches.
- Lil Patriots Baseball Camp
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Lil Patriots Baseball Camp
Max Occupancy: 20June 19–22
9:00 a.m.–noon
Rising 2–5 Grades
$200This camp is specifically designed for the younger campers. John Carroll’s Varsity Baseball Coach will teach the fundamentals while focusing on having fun. Morning drills will focus on playing the game the right way and each day will end with a competitive game where campers will be able to show off what they have learned.
- Middle School Baseball Camp
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Middle School Baseball Camp
Max Occupancy: 30Session 1: June 26–29
Session 2: July 10–13
Session 3: July 17–20
9:00 a.m.–noon
Rising 6–8 Grades
$250This camp is specifically designed for middle school players. You will learn fundamentals while competing and training with players from all over the world. Morning drills will focus on playing the game the right way and each day will end with a competitive game where campers show off what they have learned.
Performing Arts Camps
- Kids on Broadway
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Kids on Broadway
Max Occupancy: 50- June 19–23
- 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
- $280
- Grades 2-8
This one-week theater workshop is designed to initiate students to all aspects of performance: voice, acting, dancing, movement and auditioning. Under the direction of Larry Hensley, students present a full Broadway Junior Production on Friday for family and friends. Students should dress comfortably, wear character or jazz shoes/sneakers, and bring their own lunch and snack. All students receive a Kids on Broadway T-shirt and script.
- Dance Intensive
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Dance Intensive
Max Occupancy: 40- July 10–14
- 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
- Grades 6-12
- $359
Join us at The John Carroll School in the dance department for a week of dance education! Intended for all dancers, this camp will bring out the best in you while providing quality, professional instruction in ballet, modern, contemporary, jazz, Pilates, partnering, somatics and Pointe. Camp is open to students entering grades 6-12 and dancers are divided into groups by level. All classes are instructed by our esteemed John Carroll School Dance faculty. A culminating concert demonstrating what was learned during camp will be presented at the end of the week in our renovated Auditorium for friends and family. This is the perfect opportunity for all dancers to experience John Carroll Dance! For more information contact camp director, Laura Ward-Moran at lwardmoran@johncarroll.org.
- Concert Band & String Camp
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Concert Band & String Camp
Max Occupancy: 20- June 26–30
- 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
- Grades 6-8
- $150
The John Carroll Concert Band and String Camp is a week-long, half-day camp which improves and hones on students’ instrumental music skills. During this week, campers work with Casey Novak, the instrumental music teacher at John Carroll, as well as current John Carroll band and orchestra students. Campers will participate in large group ensemble and small sectional rehearsals and will focus on improving technique and building confidence in performance. The week will end with a student performance for parents.
In order to participate in the camp, the student must have enrolled in Band or Orchestra at their school for the 2022–23 school year. The camp is open to all concert band and orchestra instruments including flute, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet, horn, trombone, euphonium/baritone, tuba, percussion, violin, viola, cello and bass.
Academic Programs
- The Creative Writing Studio
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The Creative Writing Studio
Max Occupancy: 12- Session 1: June 19-30
Session 2: July 10-21
Session 3: July 31-August 11 - 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
- Grades 6–12
- $400
The Creative Writing Studio is a workshop-style summer intensive that challenges every young writer (no matter their current skill or experience level) to craft works of art that will make them proud to publish to their community, be it through literary magazines, writing competitions, publishing houses or social media. Experienced English teacher and budding novelist Mrs. Lindsey Galicki runs the studio with a skills-focused approach, helping students explore masterful writing that students can use to model their own work. During drafting, Mrs. Galicki helps students find their voice, think more boldly, take more creative risks and capture their audience the way they intend. After drafting, students are empowered to share their work with each other in a classic writer’s studio roundtable discussion, during which time students praise and critique each other’s work. Along the way, Mrs. Galicki throws in creative challenges that will push students to think outside the box, get out of their comfort zone and most of all – have a ton of fun writing and sharing with each other. On the last day of the intensive, family and friends are invited to the Literary Tea showcase, where students will present their most prized work in their portfolio, and we can all celebrate everyone in the intensive. The Creative Writing Studio is a must-have experience for every young writer.
- Session 1: June 19-30
Registration Instructions
Select registration for either Athletics, Performing Arts or Academic Programs.
Check all camps for which you are registering your child, then click “Continue” and follow prompts to complete registration.
To register additional children for camp, click "Return to Home Page" then repeat steps 1-2. If you have a child or children who do not appear below, please contact Hannah Roy or Leanne Salyer.
IMPORTANT: Your registration is not complete until you fill out the online health history and waiver forms available here. It is mandatory that these forms be completed prior to the first day of camp. Failure to comply would result in your child being unable to stay and participate.
John Carroll medical providers will not accept or dispense medication. Inhalers and epi-pens must be self-carry, accompanied with signed physician orders and presented to John Carroll Medical Personnel at check in. If campers do not have self-carry orders, a parent/legal guardian must remain on campus to carry/administer medication. In order for your child to receive and/or carry medication including EpiPens and inhalers, you must print, complete and return the below form by the first day of camp.
Medication Administration Authorization Form
Summer Enrichment
Refer to the schedule, required materials, registration link and more. Please note, Summer Enrichment is for required/recommended students only.