This camp encourages students to explore the creative imagination within themselves while experimenting with ebony pencils, watercolor, clay, markers and colored pencils. Some of this material is used in unusual ways. Additionally, surprise art supplies are added in.

Spend a week with the Kellenberg Memorial baseball program learning the fundamentals of our national pastime—from pitching and catching to hitting and baserunning—plus games and evaluation sessions. Bring a glove, helmet, and bat; cleats optional.

Individual and team skills in a constructive atmosphere: ball handling, shooting, rebounding, passing, offensive/defensive systems, and scrimmages. Led by Freshman, JV, and Varsity coaches plus current and recent alumni players.

Further skill development with the same comprehensive approach—ball control, shooting, systems work, and scrimmages—guided by KMHS coaches and alumni.

Position work (attack, midfield, FO, goalie, defense), team games, and competitions. Prepares campers for middle- and high-school play. Bring stick, helmet, pads, gloves, mouthpiece, sneakers, and cleats.

Rounded soccer experience: defending/attacking principles, speed of play, small-sided games, scrimmages, and fun. Cleats and shin guards required.

Learn the basics of bowling, scoring, and competitive strategy. Shoes/balls available. Run by varsity coaches and skilled athletes with competitions and games.

Survey real-world paths in building, architecture, engineering, and property management. Meet professionals, explore study recommendations, and (as scheduled) visit active sites or dive into KMHS campus projects.

Fundamentals of cheer: technique, motions, jumps, stunting, and tumbling—plus spirit, teamwork, and fun.

KMHS staff and alumni coach offense, defense, and special teams with safe blocking/tackling, film, and classroom sessions; capped by a game-style scrimmage.

Strength, agility, endurance, and nutrition blueprint to prep athletes for high-school sports. Led by a NASM-certified trainer and nutritionist.

“Busted canvas,” nail-polish marbling, cardboard models, pool-noodle creations, and more—recycle and recreate with style.

Choreography, dance terminology, and technique with conditioning, pom workouts, and coach-led workshops.

Hands-on labs across biology, chemistry, forensics, genetics, environmental, and physical science—ignite curiosity.

Collaborative escape rooms and puzzles using digital and hands-on activities; final-day field trip.

Explore painting/drawing techniques and creative thinking while producing your own masterpieces.

Interactive learning on budgeting, saving, credit, debt, investing, entrepreneurship, and identity theft; projects, Commerce Plaza trip, and guest speakers.

Instruction, drills, offensive/defensive plays, and lots of gameplay.

Position-specific fundamentals and foundations of offense/defense/special teams, plus contests with KMHS staff, alumni, and varsity players.

Explore KMHS labs: safety, procedures, equipment, and experiments across sciences to prep you for high-school lab success.

Fundamentals, grouping by grade/skill, stick work, shooting, dodging, concepts, and competitions; goalie instruction included.

Techniques, skills, and tactics in a positive environment. Cleats and shin guards required.

Serving, setting, passing, blocking, attacking, team concepts, and offensive/defensive skills. Sneakers required; knee pads optional.

Simulator-based training focused on short game, irons, driver mechanics, and simulated rounds; designed/supervised by the KMHS Boys Golf Head Coach.

Explore LI, Rockland, and Westchester parks; learn trail maps/markers and hiking etiquette; scenic routes with an end-of-week longer hike.

Daily field trips to historic LI sites with interactive lessons and guided tours. Wear sneakers and weather-appropriate clothing; lunch provided.

Also offered: Essay IV (continued refinement).

Learn test-taking techniques for the Math sections of both SAT and ACT; get familiar with question types and pacing.

Photography, digital media production, and TV-studio experience with industry-standard tools—storytelling, composition, lighting, and editing.

Two-week music immersion for chorus, band, and orchestra musicians; ensembles meet daily and culminate in a final performance, plus music writing, history, and performance-anxiety tips.

For Catholic Scouts who have earned Ad Altare Dei. Instruction from KMHS Religion Teachers; lunch available for purchase or bring your own.

Guest speakers, group activities, and real practice in rhetoric to develop confident, persuasive presentations.

Design, build, code, and drive a robot as a team; end-of-week competitions. Hands-on prep for competitive robotics.

Experience the Jim & Diane Rowen STEM Center across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Science Olympiad, and the STEM Collab.

Serve at five LI charities supporting the hungry, homeless, elderly, and others in need; develop empathy and community connection.

KMHS program with a legacy of success. Throwing/receiving mechanics, offense/defense, baserunning, and game play; bring bat, glove, and helmet.

Field experiences around LI—museums, adventure parks, zoo—to see STEM in the real world.

Time management, note-taking, test prep, iPad tools, and what to expect in KMHS’s high-achieving environment.

Guided reading of the assigned book (provided by KMHS), annotation practice, study questions, and discussion to prep for the summer reading exam.

Review math, reading, vocabulary, writing, and grammar with a full timed TACHS exam and small-group strategies.

Beginners: grips, strokes, balance, fitness, and team games. Intermediates: footwork, drills, point play, and serving. Bring your racket and tennis sneakers.

Improvisation, monologue study, speech skills, dance, and song—culminates in a live production for family and friends.

Spring and distance fundamentals: drills, base training, intervals, speed-work, hills, and form; coaching plus talks from current/former NCAA athletes.

Pre-season reps for committed athletes. Position skills plus component/system/team play; boys train on a separate net at the correct height.

Fundamentals (takedowns, escapes, pinning) with drills, games, live wrestling, and individualized instruction from staff, current wrestlers, and alumni.

Explore AI’s history and how it learns; build/test a model; and earn the IBM SkillsBuild credential in AI Fundamentals.

Deepen your faith through service, prayer, and community—excursions include St. Agnes Cathedral, Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, and Stella Maris Retreat House.

Next-level faith experience: Adoration, Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, and Mass; visits to the 9/11 Memorial, Old St. Patrick’s, Shrine of Our Lady of the Island, and Splish Splash; two overnights in Emmanuel.

Four days/three nights at Founder’s Hollow: trips to the Divine Mercy Shrine, SplashDown Beach Waterpark, and Hudson Valley sites—plus prayer, hiking, and community life.

Begin your KMHS faith journey with four days of service, prayer, community, and new friendships; excursions include local parishes and Stella Maris Retreat House.

Spreading Your Wings, Rooted In Faith! Explore the “4 A’s” of KMHS—Apostolic activities, extracurriculars, academic initiatives, and athletics—before Triple A Orientation.