Summer at Seabury
Summer camps at Seabury offer exciting opportunities for youth to experience our distinctive athletic and educational programs!
- All grades listed are the student's grade in Fall 2026.
- Unless stated in camp description, you do not have to be a Seabury student to attend. All are welcome!
- All participants will bring their own snacks, lunches, and water bottles.



Summer Camps
Adventure Camp
Grades 6-8
June 8-11 - Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-Noon
There is only one Seabury Adventure Camp! Year 4 of this incredibly popular camp that fills up FAST! Adventure Camp participants will go paddleboarding, fishing, get to try their hand at archery, hiking, and many more fun and creative activities! This is one camp that you don't want to miss!
Faculty: Eric Nelson and Joe Simpson
Cost: $350

Farm to Table
Grades 3-8
June 29-July 2 - Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-Noon
Do you know where your food comes from? Have you ever tasted the difference between a tomato that was shipped hundreds of miles in January versus one picked from your school garden in July? This week we will visit some local gardens, farms and restaurants to learn about growing, harvesting, and preparing delicious locally-grown food. We will also be cooking and feasting on our own creations from local products in the Seabury culinary kitchen. If you have an interest in farming, gardening, and cooking in healthy and sustainable ways this is the camp for you. Gardening gloves and aprons provided :)
Maximum: 9 students
Faculty: Sonja Czarnecki
Cost: $225
Farm to Table
Grades 3-8
July 20-23 - Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-Noon
Do you know where your food comes from? Have you ever tasted the difference between a tomato that was shipped hundreds of miles in January versus one picked from your school garden in July? This week we will visit some local gardens, farms and restaurants to learn about growing, harvesting, and preparing delicious locally-grown food. We will also be cooking and feasting on our own creations from local products in the Seabury culinary kitchen. If you have an interest in farming, gardening, and cooking in healthy and sustainable ways this is the camp for you. Gardening gloves and aprons provided :)
Maximum: 9 students
Faculty: Sonja Czarnecki
Cost: $225
Foods Around the World
Grades 6-8
June 15-18 - Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-Noon
Take your taste buds on a global adventure! Join our World Language teachers for a fun-filled week of hands-on cooking, where campers will explore the world through food. We'll start the week learning foundational kitchen skills like safety, knife work, and food preparation and storage and work our way up to an end-of-week feast featuring made-from-scratch foods from the Mediterranean to Asia. Along the way, students will build kitchen confidence, learn about international cultures, and enjoy delicious homemade creations. Spots are limited—sign up today!
Each enrollment fee covers ingredients and materials to prepare and consume dishes each day. Students are welcome to bring an apron from home. Hair must be tied back securely and all participants must wear closed-toe shoes.
Faculty: Elena Buckner, Jen Fernandez, and Amy Meyers
Cost: $350
Fun Math Lab - Middle School
Grades 6-8
Tuesdays in July from 1:00-3:00 pm
Don't lose your math skills over summer with this Math Lab designed specifically for middle schoolers! Knowing your math vocabulary will lower any worries and anxiety and create a great foundation for the fall. Interactive and fun activities will be done both as a group and individually with a focus on Math 6, Prealgebra, and Algebra I. Courses/activities will be customized for individual student's grade needs and interests.
Students will receive Achievement Certificates for their progress. Outside time as well as ice cream and sherbet will be provided!
Faculty: Melody Barclay
Cost: $150
*Private tutoring sessions available. Please contact Melody Barclay directly for more information.
Math Lab and ACT Prep - High School
Grades 9-12
Wednesdays, July 8-29, from 1:00-3:00 pm
Don't lose your math skills over summer with this Math Lab designed specifically for high school! Create a great foundation for the fall with interactive and fun activities done both as a group and individually. This class will focus on Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, and ACT prep. Courses/activities will be customized for individual student's needs.
Students will receive Achievement Certificates for their progress. Outside time as well as ice cream and sherbet will be provided!
Faculty: Melody Barclay
Cost: $150
*Private tutoring sessions available. Please contact Melody Barclay directly for more information.
Interactive activities done as a group and individually. Reinforcement skill building activities so that they don't lose their skills over the summer. Achievement certificates. Foundation for the fall. Lowers anxiety. Know math vocabulary. Focus on algebra II, geometry, trigometry, pre-calculus and including ACT prep.
Seahawk 101
*Incoming Seabury 6th graders only
June 22-25 - Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-11:00 am
Nervous about starting middle school? Afraid you might get lost in the hallways between classes? This class will help our incoming 6th grade Seabury students get over those first day jitters! You’ll learn the lay of the land, have hands-on lessons in organization and time management, and learn lunchtime etiquette expectations on our way to becoming a successful Seahawk. By the end of the week, you’ll be ready to keep your new locker clean, navigate our halls, and sit at Morning Meeting calmly and confidently on your first day. Of course, we will also have TONS of fun along the way getting to know each other and making new friends through games, activities and all things Seabury!
Taught by Lisa Leroux-Smith, Admissions Director
Cost: $75 - includes all supplies
Summer Fun Camp
Grades 6-8
June 8-11 - Monday-Thursday, 12:30-3:00 pm
BRAND NEW! Get ready for sunshine, laughter, and non-stop pure classic summer fun! This action-packed camp is all about enjoying the best parts of summer while exploring new games. Campers will enjoy a variety of exciting activities each day, including mini golf putt putt challenges, disc golf competitions, and pickleball matches. The excitement concludes with a scavenger hunt in downtown Lawrence where campers will work together and finish strong with an ice cream celebration!
Faculty: Eric Nelson and Joe Simpson
Cost: $350
Tie-Dye Tees, Crayon Art, People Pins & Other Colorful Projects
Grades 4-6
June 15-18 - Monday-Thursday, 1:00-2:30 pm
It's a colorful week with a different project every day! Students must bring one plain white cotton t-shirt in their size the first day, as we will start making the tie-dye tees first. While the shirts are being processed, we will explore other fun projects for the rest of the week. All other materials are provided.
Faculty: Laura Porter
Cost: $175
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
Unless indicated in the description, you do not need to be a Seabury student to attend the camps.
Any prescription medications to be given during the camp day should be limited to antibiotics or ADD/ADHD medications. These will need to be checked in by a parent or guardian on the first day of camp and must be delivered in the original prescription bottle.
A parent or guardian will be contacted should your child require medical care other than routine first aid. In case of emergency, we will access 911 and contact the parent or guardian as soon as possible.
Call the Main Office at 785-832-1717 to contact or leave messages for campers during camp hours.