About SEA
Sparking High Interest and Engagement Among Instructors and Students Alike
CSGA's inaugural SEA year promises an exciting standalone 2-week summer camp for 1st to 9th graders in 2024. Dive into diverse topics guided by passionate instructors. Explore our catalog for engaging programs that spark curiosity, creativity, and self-challenge this summer!
Who should attend SEA?
This camp is ideal for students who seek to ignite their curiosity and creativity by exploring a variety of topics and activities. If your student is eager to find a program or instructor that resonates with their interests, fostering a high level of engagement, then this camp is designed for them. We welcome students who are not just looking to occupy their time but are actively seeking an immersive experience that goes beyond conventional programs. If your goal is to unlock, discover, or enhance your student's talents and gifts through a summer filled with meaningful engagement, then SEA is the perfect match. We encourage students who are ready to embrace a transformative journey and are passionate about self-discovery and growth to join us in this exciting adventure.
FAQs
What time should students arrive?
Students may be dropped off 20 minutes before Contact Time begins (7:40 am for the AM session; 11:40 am for the PM session). Students must be picked up 20 minutes after Contact Time ends (12:20 pm for the AM session; 4:20 pm for the PM session).
Will lunch be provided?
SEA will provide a 'snack-only' concession area run by students. There will be pre-packaged drinks and snacks available for purchase. Families can certainly provide their students with their own snacks and food for their 'snack break' during their program.
Do students get breaks?
SEA will have access to outdoor and gym spaces to provide movement break areas for the programs that request them.
Transportation
Students may be dropped off 20 minutes before Contact Time begins
(7:40 am for the AM session; 11:40 am for the PM session).
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Students must be picked up 20 minutes after Contact Time ends
(12:20 pm for the AM session; 4:20 pm for the PM session).
Parents, guardians, and family members will be responsible for transporting students to and from the 24’ SEA site at Hill Murray School in Maplewood. Currently, there are no plans to offer transportation to and from SEA in 2024. If this presents a concern, please inform us to assess its significance for future consideration. Families interested in organizing transportation pools are welcome, and we are open to facilitating connections among groups to streamline transportation.