Franklin College is offering a summer camp tailored for 6th-9th grade students called CampGRIZ. The camp is a week-long experience that instills the importance of career-technical education and exploration, post-secondary readiness and digital fluency.
The camp will take place from June 10 through June 14 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. Morning, afternoon snacks and lunch, will be provided to all campers at no additional cost.
Participants in the camp will receive direct instruction from Franklin College faculty, engage with current students and alumni and explore the advantages of higher education to empower them in achieving their aspirations. Participants will cover diverse fields such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics and the arts, according to the college.
In addition, the interactions with current students and alumni will provide a practical perspective on the benefits of higher education. CampGRIZ is dedicated to equipping young minds with the knowledge, resources and a mindset that fosters curiosity, comprehension and self-assurance, ensuring their readiness for the future, according to the college.
The five hands-on learning experiences provided this year for students to choose from include: AquaQuest; Catapults and Trebuchets; Clay Creations; Creative Writing; Startup Camp.
The cost per camper is $275. Students who qualify for free-reduced priced lunch can apply to attend the camp at no cost. Limited free bus transportation will be provided for campers in Marion County who can transport to and from one of the designated bus pickup locations.
For more information and to register, visit FranklinCollege.edu/campgriz.
For more detailed information on CampGRIZ contact Mackenzie Taylor, Youth Program Coordinator, at [email protected], or 317-738-8861.
Questions regarding sponsorships should be directed to Nora Brems, at [email protected], or 317-738-8864.
