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Wednesday July 22, 2026
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Volleyball Camp - Girls Volleyball
Volleyball Camp offers a high level of instruction in all skills of the game including: serving and receiving; blocking, spiking, and setting; and individual and team defense and offense. Within a positive, engaging environment and through an outstanding staff, we will offer a challenging and competitive opportunity for players to improve their game, whether they are just starting out or have previous experience. A great number of repetitions and movement as well as individual instruction will round out what will be an outstanding growth experience for the campers. Campers will have two separate tournament days during the week (triples/fours and 6 versus 6) to target perception and vision skills. Volleyball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Volleyball Coach Leah Longoria, who will be assisted by her assistant varsity coaches and current and former Marist volleyball players.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 2
The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp - Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp
Marist Broadcasting Camp allows campers to become storytellers. At Marist's broadcast center, campers learn to write, produce and execute on their OWN shows. All participants get the opportunity to anchor, report, direct, run teleprompter, operate cameras, control audio and command the video switcher. Campers even get to create their own reports from the field. There are opportunities to participate on teams creating sports content, entertainment content and more (age appropriate). Whether you want to cover College Football & the MLB... or report the latest about Taylor Swift & the new Marvel movie release... this is the camp for you!
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11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 3
The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
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11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3 (Math)
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate
After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
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2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 7
After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
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Thursday July 23, 2026
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Volleyball Camp - Girls Volleyball
Volleyball Camp offers a high level of instruction in all skills of the game including: serving and receiving; blocking, spiking, and setting; and individual and team defense and offense. Within a positive, engaging environment and through an outstanding staff, we will offer a challenging and competitive opportunity for players to improve their game, whether they are just starting out or have previous experience. A great number of repetitions and movement as well as individual instruction will round out what will be an outstanding growth experience for the campers. Campers will have two separate tournament days during the week (triples/fours and 6 versus 6) to target perception and vision skills. Volleyball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Volleyball Coach Leah Longoria, who will be assisted by her assistant varsity coaches and current and former Marist volleyball players.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 2
The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp - Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp
Marist Broadcasting Camp allows campers to become storytellers. At Marist's broadcast center, campers learn to write, produce and execute on their OWN shows. All participants get the opportunity to anchor, report, direct, run teleprompter, operate cameras, control audio and command the video switcher. Campers even get to create their own reports from the field. There are opportunities to participate on teams creating sports content, entertainment content and more (age appropriate). Whether you want to cover College Football & the MLB... or report the latest about Taylor Swift & the new Marvel movie release... this is the camp for you!
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11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 3
The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
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11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3 (Math)
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-Camp Care Daily Rate - After Care Camp Daily Rate
After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
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2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-Camp Care Weekly Rate - After-Care Session 7
After-Camp Care is available for boys and girls attending any Marist Summer Camps session Monday-Thursday. Each After-Camp session will start at the end of each camp session until 5 p.m. Campers will be escorted from their camp and will participate in various activities.
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Friday July 24, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Soccer Camp - Boys & Girls Soccer Session 2
The War Eagle Soccer Camp is designed for players of all skill levels and is a week of challenging fun, exciting games, and training sessions. Each day is dedicated to a particular technical and tactical aspect of the game, and every morning and afternoon session ends with a scrimmage. Following afternoon sessions, campers cool off in the Marist indoor pool before pickup. The War Eagle Soccer Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Curtis Engsberg and Marist Head Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Micah Akin.
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Volleyball Camp - Girls Volleyball
Volleyball Camp offers a high level of instruction in all skills of the game including: serving and receiving; blocking, spiking, and setting; and individual and team defense and offense. Within a positive, engaging environment and through an outstanding staff, we will offer a challenging and competitive opportunity for players to improve their game, whether they are just starting out or have previous experience. A great number of repetitions and movement as well as individual instruction will round out what will be an outstanding growth experience for the campers. Campers will have two separate tournament days during the week (triples/fours and 6 versus 6) to target perception and vision skills. Volleyball Camp is led by Marist Head Varsity Volleyball Coach Leah Longoria, who will be assisted by her assistant varsity coaches and current and former Marist volleyball players.
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp - Sports & Entertainment Broadcasting Camp
Marist Broadcasting Camp allows campers to become storytellers. At Marist's broadcast center, campers learn to write, produce and execute on their OWN shows. All participants get the opportunity to anchor, report, direct, run teleprompter, operate cameras, control audio and command the video switcher. Campers even get to create their own reports from the field. There are opportunities to participate on teams creating sports content, entertainment content and more (age appropriate). Whether you want to cover College Football & the MLB... or report the latest about Taylor Swift & the new Marvel movie release... this is the camp for you!
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11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Personal Essay Start-Up - Boys & Girls Essay Session 3
The Personal Essay Start-Up is a weeklong writing intensive in which rising seniors will learn strategies for writing engaging essays that can be used for college applications, supplements, and scholarship applications. Using actual prompts from the common and coalition applications as well as supplementary essays, students will learn strategies for generating ideas and writing original, memorable, engaging essays that reflect the broad spectrum of who they are as a student and, more importantly, as a whole person who will live and contribute to a college campus.The week will be focused on generating student writing on a variety of topics and at a variety of lengths. What kind of an essay works best when you have 650 possible words? What happens when you only have an allotment of 150? Can the same essay work for various prompts? As the Personal Essay Start-Up offers a means of generating essays, it works well as a complement to the College Essay Workshops offered later in the summer at no cost to students through the Marist Counseling Department, in which completed drafts of essays receive feedback from students, an English teacher, and a college counselor. Come find out how to express the varied and amazing person you are! Personal Essay Start-Up Camp is led by Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department.
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11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
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SAT/ACT Boot Camp - SAT/ACT Session 3 (Math)
Dr. Shannon Hipp of the Marist English Department offers three sessions of SAT/ACT Boot Camp for rising juniors and seniors. In five short days, students will spend 10 hours learning and practicing skills and strategies for ACT English, Reading, and Science sections as well as SAT Reading and Writing that they can continue to practice throughout the year. We will also include test taking strategies for the new, shortened and digital SAT premiering in March 2024. Each night of SAT/ACT Boot Camp, students will receive homework to reinforce the day’s lesson. Mrs. Natalie Vickery of the Marist Math Department will offer preparation for the SAT and ACT for an optional third hour (during two of the three sessions). Students may register for the SAT/ACT Boot Camp alone, SAT/ACT Boot Camp with Math Option, or the Math Option alone. Students will need to purchase and bring with them Kaplan's SAT Prep Plus and Kaplan's ACT Prep Plus books, available online at amazon.com. Families are encouraged to wait until at least June to purchase these books so that the most recent edition is available. Dr. Hipp will send a reminder to all registered families about the required texts.
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