Popular summer program returns after pandemic hiatus, welcoming all Santa Cruz families
Gateway School in Santa Cruz announced today it’s opening its summer camp program to all Santa Cruz families this summer. Camp Gateway will run for five weeks from June 16 through July 18, with a robust array of enriching activities for all children entering 1st through 5th grades, regardless of school enrollment.
“We’re excited to open our doors to all Santa Cruz families and provide a summer experience that combines fun, creativity, and exploration,” said Gateway Head of School Hannah Wikse. “Our program welcomes children from throughout the community to enjoy engaging specialty classes in the joyful environment that makes Camp Gateway special.”
The camp will offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate family needs:
- Morning session: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
- Afternoon session: 12:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Full day: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Camp Gateway will feature specialty classes taught by experienced instructors, including:
- Nature illustration
- Build, paint, create
- Field and gym sports
- Printmaking
- Jiu Jitsu (held at Garth Taylor Jiu Jitsu)
- Jewelry making
- Pottery (tentative)
Afternoon sessions will include counselor-led activities including:
- Field games
- Crafting, scavenger hunts
- Painting and drawing
- Walking field trips
- Paper rocket building, and more
“Camp Gateway returns as a revival of the school’s beloved summer program that ran successfully for many years at our former location,” Wikse said. “After a pause during our campus relocation and the pandemic, we’re thrilled to bring back this Gateway tradition, which has created memorable summer experiences for hundreds of Santa Cruz children over the years.”
Camp Gateway offers competitive pricing with multiple options for families:
- Morning session: $350/week
- Afternoon session: $300/week
- Full day: $550/week
Registration is now open at https://campgateway.campbrainregistration.com. Families are encouraged to secure their spots early, as space is limited.
Credit: Gateway School.
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