STEM Camp

Science. Technology. Engineering. Mathematics.

For Grades 5-8 (boys and girls)

Three Summer Sessions:

Session 1: June 5 – 8; 9 a.m. – noon

Session 2: June 26 – 29; 9 a.m. – noon (Session FULL!)

Session 3: July 17 – 20; 9 a.m. – noon

Registration is limited to 20 campers per session. Depending on enrollment for each session, Mr. Hammer may ask campers to move to a different session to provide ample space and opportunity on all machines.

Cost: $100

Note: Checks should be made out to Steve Hammer and payment is due no later than the first day of camp.

Campers will explore science, technology, engineering and math concepts rockets and robots. Camper will explore the use of various machines used for prototyping and manufacturing. They will produce rockets, gliders, and experiment with autonomous robotics. Complex concepts will be hidden within fun and engaging lab during this summer experience.

For more information, contact camp director Mr. Steve Hammer at hammer@trinityrocks.com or 502-736-8236.

SPECIAL NOTE – Session 2 is FULL as of 3/22/2023

For additional information contact:

Steve Hammer
Phone:502.736.8236
Email: hammer@trinityrocks.com

Camp Registration

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We the undersigned approve of our son’s participation in this camp. We certify that he is in good health and is able to participate in all camp activities and drills.

If medical attention is required for illness or injury, we the undersigned hereby appoint the camp organizers to authorize medical treatment for any injury or illness that may develop during the camp.

We the undersigned hereby specifically waive and give up and release all camp staff members and Trinity High School from any and all claims and liabilities, present or future, resulting from any camp related activities, or drills. We the undersigned also waive and give up and release all camp staff members and Trinity High School from any and all claims and liabilities, present or future resulting from any injury or illness which may be sustained or contracted while attending the camp.

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Campers at Trinity High School may be photographed or videotaped for informational purposes regarding the various summer offerings at Trinity High School. The photographs/videos may be published in newspapers, magazines, websites or other media publications. Any questions should be directed to Mr. James Torra H’12, Director of Admissions (736-2120). A parent who objects to his or her son’s being photographed or videotaped must notify Mr. Torra in writing.

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