Our STEAM Summer Camp is a fun-filled, week-long day camp for students currently in 3rd-6th grade. 3rd and 4th-grade participants will attend a half-day in each of the camp themes. 5th and 6th participants will select and attend two themes for a half day each, all week. STEAM Summer Camp is fun & exciting, featuring themes in a safe, small-group instruction environment. STEAM Summer Camp is from 8:30am – 3:00pm with lunch provided, as well as morning & afternoon snacks. Registration ends May 29, 2026.
*Early Bird Special: $295 (through April 1, 2026)
STEAM Summer Camp registration is $350 per camper. Scholarships are available. Please contact Camp Director Heather Pollock for more information on how to apply.
Heather.Pollock@TriCountyTech.edu | 918.331.3314
Refund Policy: A full refund will be issued if canceled 10 days before camp. A 50% refund will be issued if canceled less than 10 days before camp. Any camper that drops after camp has begun will not receive a refund.
* Be sure to scroll down and read the full description of each theme and to check availability. Camp themes are subject to adjustment depending on enrollment.
*will attend all camp themes
June 1 – June 5, 2026
8:30am – 3:00pm
*will attend 2 themes
June 8 – June 12, 2026
8:30am – 3:00pm
First day registration, daily check-in, and check-out will occur in our Main Office on the southeast side of our main building by the brick tower. An adult is required to be present for drop-off and pick-up.
• First Day Registration: 7:45am – 8:15am
• Daily Check-in: 8:00am – 8:20am
• Daily Check-out: 3:00pm
We will provide campers with lunch, morning & afternoon snacks, and a refillable water bottle. Check your email a few days before camp for the week’s menu. Our incredible culinary team has developed a kid-friendly menu; however, if you want your camper to eat a particular meal or snack, feel free to pack them a lunch. To limit interruptions and food fights, we will not accept food deliveries.
A STEAM Summer Camp t-shirt will be provided. Please have your camper wear their shirt on Friday for group pictures!
Art Camp provides high-quality enrichment experiences in the visual arts. Classes are taught by artists who design fun, challenging, and educational projects. Campers will create a variety of artworks, including but not limited to painting, printmaking, paper-mâché, masks, plaster sculptures, fiber arts, and assemblages.
Sky High Drone Adventures Summer Camp: Take to the skies this summer! In this exciting hands-on camp, students will dive into the world of drones, learning the basics of flight, safety rules (including FAA guidelines), and real-world applications of drone technology. Through fun challenges like building obstacle courses, practicing precision piloting, navigating search-and-rescue missions, and even introductory coding, campers will master essential STEM skills while soaring with their own drones. Perfect for aspiring pilots, tech enthusiasts, and future innovators—get ready for takeoff and unforgettable aerial fun!
Build confidence and learn real-world care skills in this fun, hands-on camp! Campers explore safety and first aid, behavior and discipline, communication, and professionalism through engaging activities, games, and role-playing. Participants practice handling everyday situations, keeping kids safe, and responding responsibly—all while developing leadership, problem-solving, and life skills they can use at home and beyond.
Cooking is a universal life skill that offers a unique opportunity to explore math, reading, chemistry, geography, and history. Campers will also focus on art and creativity; presentation and the use of colors can make a dish taste even better. Campers will learn independent cooking skills while focusing on foods from different regions of the world. They will try their hand at main courses, appetizers, and desserts. Join the fun!
Campers will explore computer programming and learn the fundamentals of coding while creating fun projects. Younger campers will start with a simple drag-and-drop programming environment, and older campers will finish the camp coding with the Python programming language—NO coding experience needed.
Join our Engineering Camp! Collaborate in teams to design and build catapults, mousetrap cars, bridges, and gliders. Dive into design software applications and bring your creations to life with 3D printing. All while exploring the exciting world of engineering!
Explore creativity and digital storytelling at Tri County Tech’s Media Makers Summer Camps! Movie Magic (3rd–4th Grade) introduces campers to visual storytelling as they create characters, shape stories, and experiment with simple effects to bring ideas to life. Podcast Pandemonium (5th–6th Grade) takes students behind the microphone to develop original characters, practice voice acting, explore sound design, and produce a completed podcast episode. The week wraps up with a fun listening party and custom podcast posters. Whether on screen or on the air, Media Makers blends imagination, teamwork, and technology, giving campers hands-on experience and creative projects they’ll be proud to share.
Get ready to move, play, and compete! Campers will participate in a variety of sports, fitness challenges, and team-building activities designed to build strength, coordination, and teamwork. From classic games to new and exciting challenges, this camp is all about staying active, having fun, and developing a lifelong love for physical fitness!
Campers will be given a challenge at the beginning of the week! They will design, build, and test a robot made out of VEX materials. Campers will work in small groups to brainstorm and develop a prototype through preliminary testing. Finally, they will program a working robot to complete challenges.
Do you remember Bill Nye the Science Guy and all his wild experiments? In this class campers will explore the wonderful, wacky world of science and how exciting it can be. Through hands-on experiments and activities, campers will learn about chemical reactions, geology, thermodynamics, and the water cycle. We will build, make, and play our way through "Random Acts of Science."
Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact Heather at Heather.Pollock@TriCountyTech.edu.
