Since 1982, AICL has had kids laughing while they learn, with a range of arts and academic classes to challenge their young minds. Also included: lifelong friends. Two one-week sessions at Warren Wilson College, near Asheville, July 19-August 1. For more, call Jake Morrill at 
1-800-951-7442 or email [email protected].
Summer Camps
STEM Summer Camp at Spartanburg Community College is a collaboration between SCC and USC Upstate made possible by a National Science Foundation grant. This STEM Day Camp is designed specifically for High School students (incoming 9th – 12th graders).
Camp Voyager is held at a YMCA Camp Hanes which is 30 minutes north of Winston-Salem, NC. The camp features air conditioned cabins with bunk beds and Bathrooms, a dining hall, two lakes, a pool, ballfields, zip-lining, climbing towers and much more. Our camp staff includes a camp nurse and adult/college counselors with a ratio of 1 to 6. Certified lifeguards are used at all the water events. All meals are all you-can-eat.
Activities include archery, riflery, fishing, swimming (lake and pool), canoeing, the Blob, paddleboats, basketball, climbing towers and lots more. Events include team games, skits, slip & slide, arts & crafts, concerts and Praise & Worship.
Wofford offers a variety of sports day camps during the summer, and an overnight summer camp for gifted students as well.
Greenville, SC
Our mission is to give every girl the chance to participate in Girl Scouting – to serve every girl, everywhere. Any girl between the ages of 5 and 17 may become a member of the Girl Scouts. She must accept the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Although all girls are known as Girl Scouts, there are actually five age-specific program levels: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors.
Four-H is the youth educational phase of the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service. Youth between the ages of 5 and 19 participate in 4-H. To learn more, call Ginger Bowen at 864-596-2993.
The Spartanburg Youth Theatre presents four productions each October – May season, using young actors and actresses, with three public performances and two days of in-school performances of each show. More than 10,000 Spartanburg County students attend the Youth Theatre annually. In addition, the Youth Theatre’s professional staff teaches a variety of classes for students in grades K-12.
Ballet Spartanburg’s mission is to promote dance appreciation in Spartanburg County and surrounding areas by providing quality dance presentation, education, and outreach. Ballet Spartanburg produces a four program season that includes “The Nutcracker”, a fall program, a spring program and a guest company.