REGISTRATION OPENS FRIDAY, JAN. 30 AT 10 A.M
You can look at a preview of the camps and programs available for Summer 2026 on this page, but please note we are still making edits until Friday morning.
Over 500 campers each year agree – Walker Summer Programs are the best way to spend your summer! Located just 2 miles from the Marietta Square, Walker offers a diverse selection of academic, athletic and artistic opportunities in the metro Atlanta community. Choose from half-day (Lower and Middle School) or full-day (Primary School-Middle School) options; early morning drop-off and late pickup are also available. Invite your friends!
When registering for camps, use your student's rising grade level.
Highlights for Summer 2026
Upper School Student Summer Program Opportunities
We are excited to offer nearly a dozen programs designed especially for Upper School students. Some are academic classes, and others are just for fun. There is something for everyone.
New Daily Lunch Option with Walker Summer Programs
For the first time, campers can enjoy daily lunch provided by Flik Hospitality Group, making summer camp even easier for families.
Lunch is available for $50 per week and includes a freshly prepared meal each day. Registration is required for a full week and must also include Lunch Bunch Supervision ($25) for campers not enrolled in a full-day camp.
A summer menu will be shared in April, and lunch registration must be completed at least one week prior to the camp session start date.
Prefer to pack lunch from home? No problem. Campers may bring their own lunch and participate in Lunch Bunch for $25 per week.
Bonus Eighth Week of Summer Programs (July 27–31)
Because of the way the school calendar falls this year, we are thrilled to offer a bonus eighth week of Summer Programs in 2026. This unique opportunity is available only this summer and applies to Summer Explorers and Primary School Camp.
Please note that these will be smaller camps as our facilities team prepares the Walker campus for the upcoming school year, so we encourage families to register early to secure a spot.
PRIMARY SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS
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The Primary School Summer Camp will be led by The Walker Primary School faculty and staff! This camp will be located in the Primary School on Damar Road. All rising Early Learners - Kindergarteners (3 yr. olds-kindergarten) may enroll and non-Walker students are welcome to attend. All children must be potty trained prior to attending camp. Families will need to provide a morning snack, a lunch, and an afternoon snack for your camper. Rest time will be provided for our rising Early Learners and those who need it. Primary School Full Day Camp Sign up for the full seven weeks of Primary School Day Camp and save $400! Camp hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. |
| AUG. 3-6, Walker Cheer Camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades K-5) |
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Note: This is a 3-day camp. Cheer Camp, a Walker summer-time favorite, provides instruction in areas such as dance, cheers, chants, jumps, and stunting for students from Kindergarten to 5th Grade. Campers will participate in a special half-time performance at one of the varsity home football games. There is no Early Bird drop off or After Care Experience with Wolverine Cheer Camp. Camp Leader: Beth Moore |
LOWER SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS
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Register Today June 1-5 The Summer Explorers Day Camp offers a week filled with fun and adventures both on and off campus. Some off-campus adventures include bowling, swimming, putt-putt, a farm visit, jump houses, and much more. Led by Lower School teachers and trained staff, campers will be guided through a wide range of enrichment opportunities and timeless traditional camp fun and games. Our campers will look forward to weekly field trips, outdoor adventures, arts & crafts, team-building games, and a host of other seasonal activities. Off-campus trips may be altered or canceled due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. We look forward to welcoming your child to our very special group of Summer Explorers! Camp Leader: Kerry Morris |
| New Avenues Summer Academic Voyages |
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June 1-26 Summer Academic Voyages: Presented by the New Avenues Dyslexia Program (four-week option is open to the community and Walker students) Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to Noon. Morning care and afternoon camp options are available for busy parents. Rising first through fifth grade (Spots for 12 students) June 8- 26 Summer Academic Voyages (three-week option is only open to current New Avenues students) Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to Noon. Morning care and afternoon camp options are available for busy parents. Rising first through fifth grade (Spots for 6 students) Summer Academic Voyages Elementary-aged learners will embark on an academic adventure to hone their skills and discover new talents. Guided by Orton-Gillingham-trained teachers, learners receive direct, systematic, multi-sensory, and prescriptive instruction in reading, math, and language formulation (oral and written).
This program nurtures participants by sharpening their academic skills, building self-confidence, and preparing them for success. Campers will develop social language and make new friends through classroom and playground interactions. Who Should Enroll: Summer Academic Voyages is designed to provide specialized instruction for students with dyslexia and/or those struggling to read. To ensure the camp meets each camper’s needs, registered students will meet with a member of the New Avenues team prior to participation. For questions regarding Summer Academic Voyages programming, contact Sandra.Montana@thewalkerschool.org How to Register: Sign up today to secure your spot! Contact Kristie Cowan with all registration questions. Don’t Miss Out! Spaces are limited. We can’t wait to welcome your family to our Summer Academic Voyages! Camp leader: Faculty from The Walker School |
| May 26-29 - Wolverine Girls Soccer, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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This camp provides an exciting and fun space for players to develop their soccer skills under the guidance of our varsity coaches and players. All skill levels are welcome! Campers will work on basic footwork skills through drills and games! They will also develop an understanding of the fundamentals and general strategy of the game. Campers need to dress in athletic wear, tennis shoes, and bring a filled water bottle and a healthy snack. Camp leader: Julio Barrios |
| May 26-29 - Brickhouse Basketball, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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The Brickhouse Basketball Camp offers fundamentals to junior Wolverines. Whether you are a newcomer to the sport or an advanced-level player, our camp is designed to help young basketball players develop their individual skills. Campers will need to dress in athletic wear including athletic shoes. No flip-flops or boots. Students should bring a snack and a filled water bottle to camp every day. |
| June 1-5 - Fun and Games, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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Coach Barrios will supervise the week's activities of playing a variety of games such as: Sardines, Ghost in the Graveyard, Turkey Shoot, Sharks and Minnows, etc. This camp is a long-standing tradition at The Walker School and promises to be a fun time for all who attend! Campers will need to dress in athletic wear including athletic shoes. No flip-flops or boots. Students should bring a snack and a bottle of water to camp every day. Camp Leader: Julio Barrios |
| June 1-5 - Garden club, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-6) |
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Put on your gardening hat and join the club! This week we will learn all about plants and flowers and how to start and maintain a garden. Activities will include planting herbs, vegetables, and flowers and making fun projects for your home garden. Camp Leader: Megan Hoke |
| JuNE 1-5 - Wolverine girls lacrosse, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Varsity Girls Coaches Joe Walker and Aly Weitz will work with Wolverines of all abilities who are interested in developing athletically, refining their lacrosse knowledge and enhancing their skill set at attack, defense and middie, as well as goalie for those interested. We will emphasize fundamentals, shooting techniques, and positional play using games, drills and competitions. And most importantly, we'll have fun as we develop a love for the great game while building skills for the middle school seasons next spring! Please wear athletic shorts, t-shirt and sneakers. Also, remember to bring a water bottle. Camp leader: Aly Weitz |
| JuNE 1-5 - Wolverine boys lacrosse, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Come join the Walker Lacrosse Camp for a week filled with lacrosse and fun! Do not miss YOUR chance to experience the fastest game on two feet! The Walker Lacrosse Camp will work to develop your child's basic understanding of the game, fundamental lacrosse skills, and leadership skills at the attack, middle, defense and even goalie positions. Please wear athletic shorts and shirt, sneakers and cleats. Also bring a mouth guard, a water bottle, personal protective equipment, your helmet, and a boys lacrosse stick. Please contact Coach Nichols with questions. Camp leader: Joe Walker |
| June 1-5 - Wolverine Girls Basketball, 1-4 p.m. (Grade 2-6) |
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The Wolverine Girls' Basketball Camp will help players of all abilities develop athletically, refine their basketball knowledge and enhance their skill set at the post, wing and guard positions. We will emphasize fundamentals, shooting techniques and positional play using games, drills and competitions. And most importantly, we'll have fun as we develop a love for the great game of basketball! Please wear athletic shorts, shirt and sneakers. Also, remember to bring a water bottle. Camp Leaders: Derrick Clay |
| June 1-5 - ninja camp with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Calling all Ninja! Join your Ninja Crew and Sensei Will for a journey into ancient Ninja secrets. Each Ninja will learn the art of Ninjutsu and other styles of martial arts. We will acquire the necessary skills to become the ultimate Ninja warrior. Campers will engage in fun challenges, scavenger hunts and a few new surprises. Don't miss out on the fun - the Ninja camp is the place for you! Please wear athletic attire and bring a filled water bottle. Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 1-5 - Get Clay-zy for Art, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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Come and get your hands dirty at this clay-zy fun camp led by Mrs. Atkinson! Create and glaze a ceramic piece, make your own air-dry clay, and experiment with polymer clay. The possibilities are endless! Finish up camp with at least three awesome clay pieces and your own air-dry clay to use later. Camp Leader: Tiffany Atkinson |
| June 1-5 - Tech & design innovation, FULL DAY (Grades 4-8) |
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This immersive STEAM-based camp blends technology, engineering, creativity, and communication. Students will design and program LEGO® robots, learn the basics of coding and website design, explore gameplay development, and tackle hands-on engineering challenges such as robotics and rocket builds. Throughout the week, campers will strengthen collaboration and public speaking skills as they showcase their ideas and creations. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| June 8-12 - Wolverine Softball, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., (Grades 5-8) |
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This camp is for rising 5th - 8th graders who are interested in developing their individual softball skills. Emphasis will be placed on fundamental skills including throwing, catching, pitching, hitting/bunting and position work. All skill levels are welcome and encouraged. Campers should come prepared with a softball glove, athletic shoes (cleats), water bottle and sunscreen. If you have a softball bag equipped with bat, cleats, batting gloves, softballs, etc., please bring it with you. Camp Leader: Katlin Seger |
| June 8-12 - Dollhouse Camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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Come join us as we decorate a fully wooden constructed Dollhouse. They will turn it into a beach house. Campers will paint, design the inside, craft shells for the outside, cut, glue, and construct items to put in their dollhouse. At the end of the week, they will receive wooden furniture to move into the house along with the wooden figures that they have painted during the week. Come join us for a fun-filled sandy week. *Bring a snack and a spill-proof water bottle *Dress for a mess Camp Leader: Kim Nasca-Moore |
| June 8-12 - Garden club, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-6) |
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Put on your gardening hat and join the club! This week we will learn all about plants and flowers and how to start and maintain a garden. Activities will include planting herbs, vegetables, and flowers and making fun projects for your home garden. Camp Leader: Megan Hoke |
| June 8-12 - Kids Cuisine Cooking, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-2) |
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This camp won't make kids completely self-sufficient in the kitchen, but it may lessen the number of times they call out "Mom, I'm hungry." We will prepare foods and snacks that kids can make for themselves, or with minimal assistance. We will practice cooking skills such as slicing and measuring and talk about why it's important to consume nutritious foods. We may watch a children's cooking show or two to dream and get inspired and, of course, we will eat what we create. Note: Peanut and tree nut products will not be used. However, recipes may contain gluten and dairy. Please advise Dr. Whitlow of any food allergies prior to the first day of camp. Camp Leader: Carla Whitlow |
| JuNE 8-12 - Karaoke with kayla, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-5) |
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Music is the great connector, and there’s no better time to get out and dance than at Kidz Bop Summer Camp. We’ll have time to do daily karaoke, play Just Dance, have a musical chairs competition and learn about different genres that shaped music today. Allowing kids to express themselves through music is critical to childhood development, and this camp is the perfect place to do that! As a Walker alum, Ms. Hall was involved in drama and chorus, so she understands the importance of expression through music. We hope to see you this summer! Camp Leader: Kayla Hall |
| JuNE 8-12 - Baking bonanza, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Join us for a World of Sweet Wonders in this hands-on baking adventure exploring delicious treats from across the globe! Young bakers will learn how to make treats like French bread, Mexican churros, and Italian biscotti as well as some goodies that can be found closer to home - like cornbread and peach pie! Learn authentic techniques, discover the cultural significance behind each recipe, and take home your delicious creations. No baking experience required! Camp leader: Carla Whitlow |
| June 8-12 - MINI OLYMPICS, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 2-5) |
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Olympics Camp is a fun-filled week where kids create tie-dye team shirts, participate in different sports and Olympic-style games, tackle brain and international challenges, and celebrate teamwork, creativity, and sportsmanship with their friends! They will try new activities, cheer for each other, and have a blast every day! Camp Leader: Aly Weitz |
| June 8-12 - Tech & design innovation, FULL DAY (Grades 4-8) |
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This immersive STEAM-based camp blends technology, engineering, creativity, and communication. Students will design and program LEGO® robots, learn the basics of coding and website design, explore gameplay development, and tackle hands-on engineering challenges such as robotics and rocket builds. Throughout the week, campers will strengthen collaboration and public speaking skills as they showcase their ideas and creations. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| June 15-19 - Wolverine Baseball camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Wolverine Baseball Camp is a high-energy, fun-first environment where players grow their love for the game while developing real baseball skills. Campers will rotate through engaging, age-appropriate drills focused on pitching, catching, infield, outfield, and hitting fundamentals. Our coaches emphasize effort, teamwork, and confidence while teaching the game the right way. Come have fun, compete, and learn what it means to be a Wolverine. Camp Leader: TJ Pagan |
| June 15-19 - Cross country around cobb, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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This summer camp is designed for rising grades 5–8 who love to stay active and explore! Each day, campers will head to a different park in Cobb County for outdoor adventures that include running or walking trails, playground time, and organized games. After our activities, we’ll wrap up the day by relaxing together at a fun local spot for refreshments. Camp Leader: Danielle Waterman |
| June 15-19 - AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 DAYS!, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 3-7) |
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Pack your bags (no passport needed)! Team up for trivia, tackle group challenges, explore cool cultures, share tasty snacks, and win daily prizes. Travel the world and try something new—camp style! Camp Leader: Madeleine Ryan |
| June 15-19 - Fishing at the Farm, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Students will load up at Walker and take a 10-minute bus ride to a local 50-acre farm adjacent to Kennesaw National Park. While there, we will fish for bass and bream in the two ponds, hike a bit, and enjoy being unplugged outside. No experience is necessary and all bait is provided! Flyfisher folk welcome, as well. We will go over the basics (including safety) and kids will be spending the entire time outdoors. Please bring rods, a water bottle, snacks, and sunscreen. Please wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty. Use of the 'facili-trees' is encouraged but indoor restrooms are also available. Camp leader: Katherine Harrison |
| June 15-19 - Kids Cuisine Cooking, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-5) |
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This camp won't make kids completely self-sufficient in the kitchen, but it may lessen the number of times they call out "Mom, I'm hungry." We will prepare foods and snacks that kids can make for themselves, or with minimal assistance. We will practice cooking skills such as slicing and measuring and talk about why it's important to consume nutritious foods. We may watch a children's cooking show or two to dream and get inspired and, of course, we will eat what we create. Note: Peanut and tree nut products will not be used. However, recipes may contain gluten and dairy. Please advise Dr. Whitlow of any food allergies prior to the first day of camp. Camp Leader: Carla Whitlow |
| June 15-19 - Robotics with legos, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-2) |
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This camp is designed to introduce campers to the world of robotics by having them design, build, and program working robots with purpose and creativity using Legos. The week will conclude with a showcase and navigation challenge. Camp Leader: Melissa Turnipseed |
| June 15-19 - Speed and agility, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Are you looking for an edge against the competition in your upcoming sports season? Or maybe you are simply looking for an alternative to your current exercise routine. If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this is the place to be! Join Coach Overton at his Speed & Agility Camp where you will be taught the proper running form, explosiveness using plyometrics while also working on change of direction and body control. Please come prepared to get improve. You will need the following items to be successful and have fun: A POSITIVE attitude, a willingness to be coachable, athletic wear, athletic shoes, a water bottle, and a light snack. We'll see you there! Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| June 15-19 - BROADWAY ON 41, FULL DAY (Grades 3-6) |
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The Broadway on 41 Kids Camp is designed to foster self-confidence, creative thinking, problem-solving skills, and trust through the medium of the performing arts. This year we will perform 101 Dalmations Kids. During the first day of camp, everyone will audition for a part in our show. The week will be filled with acting, choreography and music. The last evening of camp the cast will have a FREE public performance of the show. Camp Leader: Katie Arjona |
| June 15-19 - Atlanta Adventures, full day (Grades 3-5) |
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Come see the sights with Mr. Holman! Campers will load up on a minibus and check out a number of the highlights of the metro Atlanta area. Each day of the week will bring a new adventure or two. Campers should wear comfortable shoes meant for walking and a water bottle. Some local lunch spots and fun summer treats will be a part of the experience. We look forward to filling up our local passports together! Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| June 22-26 - Wolverine LS Co-Ed Soccer, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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This camp provides an exciting and fun space for kids to develop their soccer skills. All skill levels are welcome! Campers will work on basic footwork through drills and games. They will also develop an understanding of the fundamentals and general strategies of the game. The overall emphasis will be on having fun while learning/expanding skills within the framework of instruction and games under the leadership of Coach Julio Barrios. This soccer camp is for all levels, and no experience is needed. Camp Leader: Julio Barrios |
| JuNE 22-26 - Tiny CITY ENGINEERS: buILD A CARDBOARD METROPOLIS, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 3-5) |
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Do you love building, creating, and bringing big ideas to life? In this hands-on engineering camp, young architects and city planners will design and construct an entire miniature city from the ground up! Participants will explore STEM concepts like structural design, measurement, and spatial reasoning while working both independently and as part of a creative team. Camp leader: Melissa Turnipseed |
| JuNE 22-26 - Karaoke with kayla, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-3) |
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Music is the great connector, and there’s no better time to get out and dance than at Kidz Bop Summer Camp. We’ll have time to do daily karaoke, play Just Dance, have a musical chairs competition and learn about different genres that shaped music today. Allowing kids to express themselves through music is critical to childhood development, and this camp is the perfect place to do that! As a Walker alum, Ms. Hall was involved in drama and chorus, so she understands the importance of expression through music. We hope to see you this summer! Camp Leader: Kayla Hall |
| June 22-26 - hogwarts/Quidditch camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Imagine a world of wizarding through the eyes of Harry Potter! At Camp Hogwarts, students will dive into a magical adventure where learning feels like play. Campers will explore fun chemistry through magical potions, build reading skills through imaginative storytelling, create and decorate their own wands, and enjoy the phenomenal game of Quidditch. It’s a joyful mix of creativity, learning, and hands-on magic that brings stories to life! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 22-26 - hogwarts/Quidditch camp, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Imagine a world of wizarding through the eyes of Harry Potter! At Camp Hogwarts, students will dive into a magical adventure where learning feels like play. Campers will explore fun chemistry through magical potions, build reading skills through imaginative storytelling, create and decorate their own wands, and enjoy the phenomenal game of Quidditch. It’s a joyful mix of creativity, learning, and hands-on magic that brings stories to life! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 22-26 - Cozy Corner, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 3-5) |
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Do you enjoy books or puzzles and yummy treats? In Cozy Corner, we will have fun with several relaxing activities from books to puzzles to coloring and music. While we chill, we will enjoy cookies and cocoa or lemonade and cake! We will also take a couple of off-campus field trips - one to the public library to pick out a new book and one to a local coffee shop for a laid-back morning with friends. I hope you'll join me as we get COZY! Camp Leader: Carla Whitlow |
| June 22-26 - Wolverine MS VOLLEYBALL, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Middle School students looking to try a new sport or who are interested in trying out for the teams this fall are invited to participate in this session of the Wolverine Volleyball Camp. This general skills camp is led by Varsity Coach Jessica McCants and JV Coach Tatum Beckwith. Content will include instruction and repetition in all of the essential skills of the game. No experience necessary! Campers should dress in athletic attire, wear tennis shoes, and bring a small snack and water bottle each day. Camp Leader: Jessica McCants and Tatum Beckwith |
| July 6-10 - wolverine LS co-ed volleyball, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (gRADES 3-5) |
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Boys and girls all skill levels are invited to participate in this session of Wolverine Volleyball camp with coaches and players from both our Varsity and Middle School volleyball programs. We will focus on fundamentals but will also add on-court strategies as we move through the week. Content will include instruction and repetition in all of the essential skills of the game. Campers should dress in athletic attire, wear tennis shoes and bring a small snack a water bottle each day. Camp Leader: Michelle Chen |
| July 6-10 - RAINFOREST CAMP, 9 A.M. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-3) |
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Rainforest camp will immerse children in the wonders of the rainforest ecosystem through engaging activities, educational explorations, and hands-on experiences. Imagine a place where kids can learn about animal life and the importance of rainforest conservation. Campers will have the opportunity to make crafts, play games, and read lots of books. It’s going to be an amazing time filled with fun! Camp Leader: Andreia Wieczorek |
| July 6-10 - Cross Country around cobb, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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This summer camp is designed for rising grades 5–8 who love to stay active and explore! Each day, campers will head to a different park in Cobb County for outdoor adventures that include running or walking trails, playground time, and organized games. After our activities, we’ll wrap up the day by relaxing together at a fun local spot for refreshments. Camp Leader: Danielle Waterman |
| July 6-10 - Wolverine football camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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The Wolverine Football Camp is the perfect introduction to the game for young athletes who are curious about football — and a great opportunity for returning players to sharpen their skills. This is Football 101: we’ll focus on the fundamentals, teach the basics of the game, and build confidence in a fun, encouraging environment. There’s no pads and no contact, and campers will also be introduced to flag football as part of the experience. Players will learn the game, stay active, and spend time with friends while working directly with our Varsity football players and coaching staff. Whether you're brand new to football or already part of the Wolverine program, this camp is a fun and positive way to grow your love for the game. Camp Leader: Josh Lammert |
| July 6-10 - Bold & brave wolverines, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 2-5) |
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An empowering, interactive camp designed to build self‑esteem, resilience, and social skills through group activities, creative projects, role‑playing, and reflection. Students practice goal‑setting, positive self‑talk, and coping strategies in a supportive environment. Camp Leader: Jessica McCants |
| July 6-10 - FIND YOUR VOICE: DISNEY VOCAL CAMP, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Join us for Find Your Voice! Disney Vocal Camp, where students will sing amazing Disney tunes and discover the power of their own voices. Through group songs, creative activities, and performance opportunities, including solos and spoken lines for older camper,.students will grow as singers, storytellers, and confident performers, all while having a magical week of music-making at Walker. Camp leader: Samantha Walker |
| July 6-10 - Hogwart's School of Arts & Crafts, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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Calling all witches and wizards! Join us for a week of enchanted art-making as we mix mysterious potions, design monster books, and create magical artifacts inspired by Harry Potter. Together, we’ll bring the wizarding world to life—one spellbinding creation at a time! Camp Leader: Tiffany Atkinson |
| July 6-10 - MISSION STEM: Engineering stories of the future, full day (Grades 4-8) |
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Students complete themed missions (space, environment, rescue, sustainability) using robotics and engineering. Each mission includes a writing component—journals, mission logs, scripts, or creative narratives—to bring their ideas to life. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| JuLY 13-17 - TUTUS & TIARAS: FAIRYTALE DANCE CAMP, 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. (Grades 1-3) |
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Step into an enchanted world of dance! This half-day camp is designed especially for 1st - 3rd graders who love princesses, fairies, and magical stories. Dancers will learn fun, age-appropriate choreography inspired by famous classical ballets featuring fairies and princesses. Each day also includes creative crafts, storytelling, and time watching short video clips from well-known ballets to help bring the stories to life. This camp encourages creativity, imagination, and confidence in a joyful, supportive environment - perfect for young dancers of all experience levels. Camp Leader: Katie Arjona |
| July 13-17 - BUCKETS TO BIRDIES Golf camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 2-6) |
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This camp welcomes all skill levels while being geared towards players with a small amount of golf experience. Each day brings new skills as we cover all of the fundamentals of a proper golf swing—grip, stance, putting, chipping, and full swings. By the end of the week, we'll be setting up Bucket Golf and putting courses around campus, giving every camper the chance to use the skills they've learned as well as show off their creativity in laying out various holes and challenges for their peers. Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| July 13-17 - First Folds: discover the art of oragami, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 2-5) |
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Dive into the world of paper folding with First Folds: Discover the Joy of Origami! This workshop is tailored for beginners eager to explore the art of origami. You'll learn essential folding techniques while making fun projects that showcase your hard work. Join us to discover the wonder of transforming a simple sheet of paper into captivating shapes and figures! Camp Leader: Michelle Chen |
| July 13-17 - Speed and agility, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Are you looking for an edge against the competition in your upcoming sports season? Or maybe you are simply looking for an alternative to your current exercise routine. If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this is the place to be! Join Coach Overton at his Speed & Agility Camp where you will be taught the proper running form, explosiveness using plyometrics while also working on change of direction and body control. Please come prepared to get improve. You will need the following items to be successful and have fun: A POSITIVE attitude, a willingness to be coachable, athletic wear, athletic shoes, a water bottle, and a light snack. We'll see you there! Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| July 13-17 - Sensational Science, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 1-5) |
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Turn into a scientist and spend the week conducting fun, hands-on experiments! We will use different tools and materials to do a variety of different science activities and will learn about the scientific process. We will even have some yummy experiments as well! Camp Leader: Carla Whitlow |
| July 13-17 - ninja camp with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Calling all Ninja! Join your Ninja Crew and Sensei Will for a journey into ancient Ninja secrets. Each Ninja will learn the art of Ninjutsu and other styles of martial arts. We will acquire the necessary skills to become the ultimate Ninja warrior. Campers will engage in fun challenges, scavenger hunts and a few new surprises. Don't miss out on the fun - the Ninja camp is the place for you! Please wear athletic attire and bring a filled water bottle. Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| July 13-17 - MISSION STEM: Engineering stories of the future, full day (Grades 4-8) |
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Students complete themed missions (space, environment, rescue, sustainability) using robotics and engineering. Each mission includes a writing component—journals, mission logs, scripts, or creative narratives—to bring their ideas to life. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| July 20-24 - Chompsaw creators: creative builds & maker challenges, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 2-5) |
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Join us for a hands‑on week where students reuse old cardboard to build something new! Kids will design, measure, cut, and assemble fun cardboard creations while practicing problem‑solving skills. Camp Leader: Michelle Chen |
| July 20-24 - Spanish summer camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-4) |
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The Spanish summer camp is an excellent opportunity for kids who want to learn Spanish or practice the language. The campers will engage in immersive, hands-on activities, such as games, crafts, and music, all while building confidence in their language skills and having fun. Camp Leaders: Andreia Wieczorek |
| July 20-24 - KARATE KIDS with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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We welcome students in 1st - 5th grade to join us as we develop lifelong skills utilizing the art of Karate. Karate Kids emphasizes the building of individual strengths, technical skills, and above all, character. Karate students will also work on improving balance and coordination along with speed and agility. If you're looking for something fun and exciting, Karate Kids is for you! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| July 20-24 - Bold & brave wolverines, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 2-5) |
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An empowering, interactive camp designed to build self‑esteem, resilience, and social skills through group activities, creative projects, role‑playing, and reflection. Students practice goal‑setting, positive self‑talk, and coping strategies in a supportive environment. Camp Leader: Jessica McCants |
| July 20-24 - Gaming with friends, 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. (Grades 4-8) |
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Do you enjoy building and creating on Minecraft or playing PC games? Do you like battling with your friends? Come join us for Gaming with Friends Video Gaming summer camp! Camp will provide objective-based game play. We will also split into groups to do team-based play to provide fun competition. All video games will be ERSB rated "E" for everyone. Campers are encouraged to bring a filled water bottle and a healthy snack. Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| July 20-24 - Book VS. MOVIE camp, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Do you love to read? Do you feel passionately about movies? Over the course of five days, we will watch the movie versions of books we've read and discuss the differences between the books and the adaptations. Campers must commit to reading all the books prior to coming to camp on July 20th, so plan your summer reading time accordingly. (All movie selections will be Rated PG or G.) Book titles for 2026 Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo I am David by Anne Holm The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick Lost on a Mountain in Maine by Donn Fendler Camp Leader: Kate Carter |
| AUG. 3-5 - Walker Cheer Camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades K-5) |
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Note: This is a 3-day camp. Cheer Camp, a Walker summer-time favorite, provides instruction in areas such as dance, cheers, chants, jumps, and stunting for students from Kindergarten to 5th Grade. Campers will participate in a special half-time performance at one of the varsity home football games. Campers are asked to wear athletic shorts, T-shirt and athletic shoes Camp Leader: Beth Moore |
MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS
| May 26-29 - Brickhouse Basketball, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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The Brickhouse Basketball Camp offers fundamentals to junior Wolverines. Whether you are a newcomer to the sport or an advanced-level player, our camp is designed to help young basketball players develop their individual skills. Campers will need to dress in athletic wear including athletic shoes. No flip-flops or boots. Students should bring a snack and a filled water bottle to camp every day. |
| May 26-29 - Wolverine Girls Soccer, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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This camp provides an exciting and fun space for players to develop their soccer skills under the guidance of our varsity coaches and players. All skill levels are welcome! Campers will work on basic footwork skills through drills and games! They will also develop an understanding of the fundamentals and general strategy of the game. Campers need to dress in athletic wear, tennis shoes, and bring a filled water bottle and a healthy snack. Camp leader: Julio Barrios |
| June 1-5 - Garden club, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-6) |
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Put on your gardening hat and join the club! This week we will learn all about plants and flowers and how to start and maintain a garden. Activities will include planting herbs, vegetables, and flowers and making fun projects for your home garden. Camp Leader: Megan Hoke |
| JuNE 1-5 - Wolverine girls lacrosse, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Varsity Girls Coaches Joe Walker and Aly Weitz will work with Wolverines of all abilities who are interested in developing athletically, refining their lacrosse knowledge and enhancing their skill set at attack, defense and middie, as well as goalie for those interested. We will emphasize fundamentals, shooting techniques, and positional play using games, drills and competitions. And most importantly, we'll have fun as we develop a love for the great game while building skills for the middle school seasons next spring! Please wear athletic shorts, t-shirt and sneakers. Also, remember to bring a water bottle. Camp leader: Aly Weitz |
| JuNE 1-5 - Wolverine boys lacrosse, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Come join Walker Lacrosse for a week filled with lacrosse and fun! Do not miss YOUR chance to experience the fastest game on two feet! The Walker Lacrosse Camp will work to develop your child's basic understanding of the game, fundamental lacrosse skills, and leadership skills at the attack, middie, defense and even goalie positions. Please wear athletic shorts and shirt, sneakers and cleats. Also bring a mouth guard, a water bottle, personal protective equipment, your helmet, and a boys lacrosse stick. Please contact Coach Nichols with questions. Camp leader: Joe Walker |
| June 1-5 - ninja camp with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Calling all Ninja! Join your Ninja Crew and Sensei Will for a journey into ancient Ninja secrets. Each Ninja will learn the art of Ninjutsu and other styles of martial arts. We will acquire the necessary skills to become the ultimate Ninja warrior. Campers will engage in fun challenges, scavenger hunts and a few new surprises. Don't miss out on the fun - the Ninja camp is the place for you! Please wear athletic attire and bring a filled water bottle. Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 1-5 - Wolverine Girls Basketball, 1-4 p.m. (Grade 2-6) |
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The Wolverine Girls' Basketball Camp will help players of all abilities develop athletically, refine their basketball knowledge and enhance their skill set at the post, wing and guard positions. We will emphasize fundamentals, shooting techniques and positional play using games, drills and competitions. And most importantly, we'll have fun as we develop a love for the great game of basketball! Please wear athletic shorts, shirt and sneakers. Also, remember to bring a water bottle. Camp Leaders: Derrick Clay |
| June 1-5 - Tech & design innovation, FULL DAY (Grades 4-8) |
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This immersive STEAM-based camp blends technology, engineering, creativity, and communication. Students will design and program LEGO® robots, learn the basics of coding and website design, explore gameplay development, and tackle hands-on engineering challenges such as robotics and rocket builds. Throughout the week, campers will strengthen collaboration and public speaking skills as they showcase their ideas and creations. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| June 8-12 - Wolverine Softball, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., (Grades 5-8) |
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This camp is for rising 5th - 8th graders who are interested in developing their individual softball skills. Emphasis will be placed on fundamental skills including throwing, catching, pitching, hitting/bunting and position work. All skill levels are welcome and encouraged. Campers should come prepared with a softball glove, athletic shoes (cleats), water bottle and sunscreen. If you have a softball bag equipped with bat, cleats, batting gloves, softballs, etc., please bring it with you. Camp Leader: Katlin Seger |
| June 8-12 - Garden club, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-6) |
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Put on your gardening hat and join the club! This week we will learn all about plants and flowers and how to start and maintain a garden. Activities will include planting herbs, vegetables, and flowers and making fun projects for your home garden. Camp Leader: Megan Hoke |
| JuNE 8-12 - Baking bonanza, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Join us for a World of Sweet Wonders in this hands-on baking adventure exploring delicious treats from across the globe! Young bakers will learn how to make treats like French bread, Mexican churros, and Italian biscotti as well as some goodies that can be found closer to home - like cornbread and peach pie! Learn authentic techniques, discover the cultural significance behind each recipe, and take home your delicious creations. No baking experience required! Camp leader: Carla Whitlow |
| June 8-12 - Global quest adventure camp, Full day (Grades 6-8) |
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Ready for the ultimate week of adventure? Bring your curiosity, creativity, and courage to Global Quest Adventure Camp, a non-stop mission-filled week just for middle schoolers! Team up to crack escape-room puzzles at Beat the Bomb Atlanta, hunt hidden caches with GPS treasure quests, try a hands-on cooking or pottery class inspired by world cultures, and take pictures in beautiful spots around the state. Give back with a hands-on community service project—then celebrate your impact with a tasty new treat. Picture ziplining along the Chattahoochee River and embracing the beauty of the charming European-style village in Helen, GA. We’ll hop on the mini-bus to awesome destinations across the state: new place, new challenge, new friends every day. If you love solving mysteries, making things, helping others, and exploring cultures, this is your week. Pack your sense of wonder, the quest starts now! Camp Leader: Madeleine Ryan |
| June 8-12 - Tech & design innovation, FULL DAY (Grades 4-8) |
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This immersive STEAM-based camp blends technology, engineering, creativity, and communication. Students will design and program LEGO® robots, learn the basics of coding and website design, explore gameplay development, and tackle hands-on engineering challenges such as robotics and rocket builds. Throughout the week, campers will strengthen collaboration and public speaking skills as they showcase their ideas and creations. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| June 15-19 - Wolverine Baseball camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Wolverine Baseball Camp is a high-energy, fun-first environment where players grow their love for the game while developing real baseball skills. Campers will rotate through engaging, age-appropriate drills focused on pitching, catching, infield, outfield, and hitting fundamentals. Our coaches emphasize effort, teamwork, and confidence while teaching the game the right way. Come have fun, compete, and learn what it means to be a Wolverine. Camp Leader: TJ Pagan |
| June 15-19 - Cross country around cobb, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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This summer camp is designed for rising grades 5–8 who love to stay active and explore! Each day, campers will head to a different park in Cobb County for outdoor adventures that include running or walking trails, playground time, and organized games. After our activities, we’ll wrap up the day by relaxing together at a fun local spot for refreshments. Camp Leader: Danielle Waterman |
| June 15-19 - AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 DAYS!, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 3-7) |
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Pack your bags (no passport needed)! Team up for trivia, tackle group challenges, explore cool cultures, share tasty snacks, and win daily prizes. Travel the world and try something new—camp style! Camp Leader: Madeleine Ryan |
| June 15-19 - Fishing at the Farm, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Students will load up at Walker and take a 10-minute bus ride to a local 50-acre farm adjacent to Kennesaw National Park. While there, we will fish for bass and bream in the two ponds, hike a bit, and enjoy being unplugged outside. No experience is necessary and all bait is provided! Flyfisher folk welcome, as well. We will go over the basics (including safety) and kids will be spending the entire time outdoors. Please bring rods, a water bottle, snacks, and sunscreen. Please wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty. Use of the 'facili-trees' is encouraged but indoor restrooms are also available. Camp leader: Katherine Harrison |
| JuNE 15-19 - Creative engineering 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 6-8) |
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Have you ever wished that you had a machine that would feed the dog for you? Do you like to find creative solutions using everyday objects? Come join us as we get creative and build! We will play with chain reactions using cominos and other household objects and build chain reaction 'machines' that can pour dog food, pop a balloon, ring a bell and more. We'll end our week with a competition to see who has put their most creative engineering skills to use! Campers should bring a small snack and a water bottle each day. Camp leader: Carla Whitlow |
| June 15-19 - Speed and agility, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Are you looking for an edge against the competition in your upcoming sports season? Or maybe you are simply looking for an alternative to your current exercise routine. If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this is the place to be! Join Coach Overton at his Speed & Agility Camp where you will be taught the proper running form, explosiveness using plyometrics while also working on change of direction and body control. Please come prepared to get improve. You will need the following items to be successful and have fun: A POSITIVE attitude, a willingness to be coachable, athletic wear, athletic shoes, a water bottle, and a light snack. We'll see you there! Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| June 15-19 - BROADWAY ON 41, FULL DAY (Grades 3-6) |
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The Broadway on 41 Kids Camp is designed to foster self-confidence, creative thinking, problem-solving skills, and trust through the medium of the performing arts. This year we will perform 101 Dalmations Kids. During the first day of camp, everyone will audition for a part in our show. The week will be filled with acting, choreography and music. The last evening of camp the cast will have a FREE public performance of the show. Camp Leader: Katie Arjona |
| June 22-26 - hogwarts/Quidditch camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Imagine a world of wizarding through the eyes of Harry Potter! At Camp Hogwarts, students will dive into a magical adventure where learning feels like play. Campers will explore fun chemistry through magical potions, build reading skills through imaginative storytelling, create and decorate their own wands, and enjoy the phenomenal game of Quidditch. It’s a joyful mix of creativity, learning, and hands-on magic that brings stories to life! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 22-26 - hogwarts/Quidditch camp, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Imagine a world of wizarding through the eyes of Harry Potter! At Camp Hogwarts, students will dive into a magical adventure where learning feels like play. Campers will explore fun chemistry through magical potions, build reading skills through imaginative storytelling, create and decorate their own wands, and enjoy the phenomenal game of Quidditch. It’s a joyful mix of creativity, learning, and hands-on magic that brings stories to life! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| June 22-26 - Wolverine MS VOLLEYBALL, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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Middle School students looking to try a new sport or who are interested in trying out for the teams this fall are invited to participate in this session of the Wolverine Volleyball Camp. This general skills camp is led by Varsity Coach Jessica McCants and JV Coach Tatum Beckwith. Content will include instruction and repetition in all of the essential skills of the game. No experience necessary! Campers should dress in athletic attire, wear tennis shoes, and bring a small snack and water bottle each day. Camp Leader: Jessica McCants and Tatum Beckwith |
| June 22-26 - Atlanta MS Adventures, All Day (Grades 6-8) |
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Full-day camp! Camp Leader: Scotty Brewington |
| July 6-10 - The spoken word with mustafa, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 7-12) |
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Students will watch clips of famous spoken-word poets, get inspired to write, and eventually perform their own pieces for Walker parents and visitors. Spoken Word is a form of storytelling that allows students to perform using theater techniques, music, and even dance. Spoken Word poems are often about personal identity, issues taking place in our society/world- but they don't always have to be deep! This is an opportunity for students to expand on their love of poetry or to look at poetry in a new light. Camp Leader: Hajeen Mustafa |
| July 6-10 - Cross Country Around Cobb, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 5-8) |
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This summer camp is designed for rising grades 5–8 who love to stay active and explore! Each day, campers will head to a different park in Cobb County for outdoor adventures that include running or walking trails, playground time, and organized games. After our activities, we’ll wrap up the day by relaxing together at a fun local spot for refreshments. Camp Leader: Danielle Waterman |
| July 6-10 - Wolverine football camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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The Wolverine Football Camp is the perfect introduction to the game for young athletes who are curious about football — and a great opportunity for returning players to sharpen their skills. This is Football 101: we’ll focus on the fundamentals, teach the basics of the game, and build confidence in a fun, encouraging environment. There’s no pads and no contact, and campers will also be introduced to flag football as part of the experience. Players will learn the game, stay active, and spend time with friends while working directly with our Varsity football players and coaching staff. Whether you're brand new to football or already part of the Wolverine program, this camp is a fun and positive way to grow your love for the game. Camp Leader: Josh |
| July 6-10 - FIND YOUR VOICE: DISNEY VOCAL CAMP, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Join us for Find Your Voice! Disney Vocal Camp, where students will sing amazing Disney tunes and discover the power of their own voices. Through group songs, creative activities, and performance opportunities, including solos and spoken lines for older camper,.students will grow as singers, storytellers, and confident performers, all while having a magical week of music-making at Walker. Camp leader: Samantha Walker |
| July 6-10 - MISSION STEM: Engineering stories of the future, full day (Grades 4-8) |
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Students complete themed missions (space, environment, rescue, sustainability) using robotics and engineering. Each mission includes a writing component—journals, mission logs, scripts, or creative narratives—to bring their ideas to life. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| July 13-17 - creative writing camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 6-8) |
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Creative Writing Camp invites middle school students to unleash their imagination and bring their ideas to life through words. Campers will explore storytelling, poetry, and creative expression through fun prompts, games, and collaborative activities. Along the way, they’ll build confidence, strengthen their writing skills, and share their work in a supportive and encouraging environment. Whether crafting fantasy worlds, realistic scenes, or powerful poems, every writer will leave inspired and proud of their voice. Camp Leader: Ginny Parrino |
| July 13-17 - BUCKETS TO BIRDIES Golf camp, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 2-6) |
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This camp welcomes all skill levels while being geared towards players with a small amount of golf experience. Each day brings new skills as we cover all of the fundamentals of a proper golf swing—grip, stance, putting, chipping, and full swings. By the end of the week, we'll be setting up Bucket Golf and putting courses around campus, giving every camper the chance to use the skills they've learned as well as show off their creativity in laying out various holes and challenges for their peers. Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| July 13-17 - DRUMMING FUNDAMENTALS, 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. (Grades 7-12) |
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Geared towards MS and US students that are involved in band, but not limited to those students, this camp is meant to go through fundamentals of drumming, covering technical fundamentals as well as exercises to reinforce and develop those technical fundamentals. These ideas include, but are not limited to, proper body posture, how to hold the sticks/mallets correctly, various types of strokes and rudiments, and exercises designed to reinforce and develop these technical fundamentals and skills. We'll be learning and practicing several exercises, so the ability to read music, specifically rhythms, is going to be important. Also students should bring their own sticks. I recommend either a full-size concert snare drum stick (Vic Firth SD1, Innovative Percussion IP-LD) or a smaller marching stick (like a Ralph Hardimon Indoor), but any sticks "larger" than 7A will be adequate. Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| July 13-17 - ninja camp with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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Calling all Ninja! Join your Ninja Crew and Sensei Will for a journey into ancient Ninja secrets. Each Ninja will learn the art of Ninjutsu and other styles of martial arts. We will acquire the necessary skills to become the ultimate Ninja warrior. Campers will engage in fun challenges, scavenger hunts and a few new surprises. Don't miss out on the fun - the Ninja camp is the place for you! Please wear athletic attire and bring a filled water bottle. Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| July 13-17 - Speed and agility, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Are you looking for an edge against the competition in your upcoming sports season? Or maybe you are simply looking for an alternative to your current exercise routine. If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this is the place to be! Join Coach Overton at his Speed & Agility Camp where you will be taught the proper running form, explosiveness using plyometrics while also working on change of direction and body control. Please come prepared to get improve. You will need the following items to be successful and have fun: A POSITIVE attitude, a willingness to be coachable, athletic wear, athletic shoes, a water bottle, and a light snack. We'll see you there! Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| July 13-17 - MISSION STEM: Engineering stories of the future, full day (Grades 4-8) |
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Students complete themed missions (space, environment, rescue, sustainability) using robotics and engineering. Each mission includes a writing component—journals, mission logs, scripts, or creative narratives—to bring their ideas to life. Camp Leader: Chris Scandrett |
| July 20-24 - Intro to the 6th Grade Experience, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (GradE 6) |
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New and returning Walker students who are joining our amazing Middle School for 6th grade are encouraged to attend the 6th Grade Experience. Returning to campus before the hustle and bustle of the first day of school allows students to begin to get to know each other, as well as the systems in place here at Walker, helping to make the transition to middle school a smooth one. Camp Leader: Ginny Parrino |
| July 20-24 - KARATE KIDS with sensei will, 1-4 p.m. (Grades 1-6) |
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We welcome students in 1st - 5th grade to join us as we develop lifelong skills utilizing the art of Karate. Karate Kids emphasizes the building of individual strengths, technical skills, and above all, character. Karate students will also work on improving balance and coordination along with speed and agility. If you're looking for something fun and exciting, Karate Kids is for you! Camp Leader: Sensei Will |
| July 20-24 - Gaming with friends, 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. (Grades 4-8) |
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Do you enjoy building and creating on Minecraft or playing PC games? Do you like battling with your friends? Come join us for Gaming with Friends Video Gaming summer camp! Camp will provide objective-based game play. We will also split into groups to do team-based play to provide fun competition. All video games will be ERSB rated "E" for everyone. Campers are encouraged to bring a filled water bottle and a healthy snack. Camp Leader: Daryll Overton |
| July 20-24 - Book VS. MOVIE camp, 1 - 4 p.m. (Grades 4-8) |
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Do you love to read? Do you feel passionately about movies? Over the course of five days, we will watch the movie versions of books we've read and discuss the differences between the books and the adaptations. Campers must commit to reading all the books prior to coming to camp on July 20th, so plan your summer reading time accordingly. (All movie selections will be Rated PG or G.) Book titles for 2026 Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo I am David by Anne Holm The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick Lost on a Mountain in Maine by Donn Fendler Camp Leader: Kate Carter |
| July 20-24 - Crazy for Cards, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. (Grades 6-8) |
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Crazy for Cards is a week-long, half-day camp during which the kids will learn how to play several classic card games - Hearts, Rummy, Poker, etc. - as well as some that they may have never heard of before. No experience necessary! Of course, we'll learn the rules and such for each game, but we'll also talk about how and why these games work the way they do. By the end of the week, campers will know enough about these games to share them with their friends and family AND to be able to beat them, too (at least at first)! The goal is for the kids to gain a new level of understanding and appreciation for the games they already know, and to generate new excitement for the games they're playing for the first time! Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| July 27-31 - Wolverine Attack Band Camp, All Day (Grades 8-12) |
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All Band and Drumline camps are combined into one super-charged, amazing and FUN camp! It is recommended that ANYONE who is planning on being involved in ANY of the bands this year at Walker sign up for this camp. And did we mention that it will be FUN?! Camp students will be under the artistic guidance of the Walker music faculty in addition to some of the finest music professionals in the area. All 8th-grade band students are encouraged to attend. Camp Leader: Todd Motter |
UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS
| July 6-10 - The spoken word with mustafa, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (Grades 7-12) |
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Students will watch clips of famous spoken-word poets, get inspired to write, and eventually perform their own pieces for Walker parents and visitors. Spoken Word is a form of storytelling that allows students to perform using theater techniques, music, and even dance. Spoken Word poems are often about personal identity, issues taking place in our society/world- but they don't always have to be deep! This is an opportunity for students to expand on their love of poetry or to look at poetry in a new light. Camp Leader: Hajeen Mustafa |
| July 13-17 - DRUMMING FUNDAMENTALS, 1 P.M. - 4 P.M. (Grades 7-12) |
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Geared towards MS and US students that are involved in band, but not limited to those students, this camp is meant to go through fundamentals of drumming, covering technical fundamentals as well as exercises to reinforce and develop those technical fundamentals. These ideas include, but are not limited to, proper body posture, how to hold the sticks/mallets correctly, various types of strokes and rudiments, and exercises designed to reinforce and develop these technical fundamentals and skills. We'll be learning and practicing several exercises, so the ability to read music, specifically rhythms, is going to be important. Also students should bring their own sticks. I recommend either a full-size concert snare drum stick (Vic Firth SD1, Innovative Percussion IP-LD) or a smaller marching stick (like a Ralph Hardimon Indoor), but any sticks "larger" than 7A will be adequate. Camp Leader: Rob Holman |
| Photography Course |
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This virtual Photography course can be taken anywhere you are! In fact, vacation photos make great additions to the course! This intensive 4-week course teaches students the anatomy of the camera, the history of photography and the elements and principles of design through the literal lens of Photography. Perfect for the student who wants to fulfill their fine arts elective requirement but does not want to use the space of the school day. Perhaps you want to double up on an academic class, leaving you little room for electives. Here is your solution! This course is also perfect for art students who want to round out their portfolio! Ability level: novice to expert. Instructor: Upper School Art Teacher Juliana Thomas |
| Geometry Course |
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Course Description: The Upper School Mathematics Department is offering on-level Geometry during the summer of 2025. This full length course covers traditional topics of Euclidean geometry and introduces the formal study of logic and proof. Basic terminology, congruence, similarity, measurement, and transformations of plane and solid figures, reasoning and proof, and introductory trigonometry are explored and applied. This class is designed for rising 8th-10th grade students who have successfully completed Algebra I and have a desire to take Honors Algebra II or Algebra II during the 2025-2026 school year. Credit: 1.0 Credit (2 semesters making a full-year course) **Class will be held the weeks of June 1, June 8, June 15, June 22, July 6, July 13. Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Instructor: Upper School teacher Ms. Erika Treu |
| AUG. 3-6 - Wolverine Attack Band Camp, All Day (Grades 8-12) |
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All Band and Drumline camps are combined into one super-charged, amazing and FUN camp! It is recommended that ANYONE who is planning on being involved in ANY of the bands this year at Walker sign up for this camp. And did we mention that it will be FUN?! Camp students will be under the artistic guidance of the Walker music faculty in addition to some of the finest music professionals in the area. All 8th-grade band students are encouraged to attend. |
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Camps which have not met their minimum by May 1st will be canceled. You will be offered the opportunity to transfer registration to another camp, or cancel for a full refund. |
| REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY |
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The Walker School reserves the right to cancel any portion of a summer program in case of unforeseen circumstances. Refunds will be issued. No refunds will be given for missed days/hours during a session period. To meet planning needs, after May 1, no refunds will be given for withdrawals from a camp or workshop unless there are documented extenuating circumstances. However, if your plans change, you may transfer your student from one camp to another up to two weeks prior to the first day of camp, based on availability. All requests for withdrawals and transfers must be made in writing. |
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A late fee of $1 per minute will be charged if parents do not arrive by the appointed pick-up time following any camp session. Should you find yourself running late, please contact the After Camp Experience Leader and your child's day camp leader. |
| eXTENDED HOURS CARE |
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Early Bird Drop Off, Lunch Bunch, and ACE (After Camp Experience) are all staffed by Walker School employees. |
| eXTENDED cARE/dROP IN POLICY |
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Early Bird Drop Off, Lunch Bunch, and After Camp Care are offered as additional options for one-week camp sessions and cannot accommodate single or drop-in days. Please register for these options when you're registering for your camps so that we may staff appropriately. |
Additional Opportunities
