Summer 2026
Summer Enrichment
Welcome to The Pilot School’s Summer Camps site! Below you will see the camp offerings for summer 2026. For all camp questions, please submit an application via the form at the bottom of the page and a camp representative will be in touch. Pilot camps are accredited by the American Camp Association and run by Pilot’s Athletic Director, John Gilroy ([email protected]). Click here to view a letter from John.
The dates for all camps at The Pilot School are listed below. Enrichment Camp and Specialty Camps will have the corresponding themes.
- June 15 – 19 (Animal Adventure Week)
- June 22- 26 (Foodie Fun Fest)
- July 6 – 10 (Great Outdoors Week)
- July 13- 17 (Innovators & Inventors Week)
- July 20 – 24 (“Arts”splosion Week)
The Pilot School offers Five summer camps.
Our indoor facilities include a salt water swimming pool, arts and music studios, sunlit learning areas, and indoor athletic gyms. Our 50-acre campus boasts 30 acres of trail space (abutting another 2,000 acres of national and state parklands), soccer fields, outdoor basketball court, and various play areas.
Enrichment Camp
The Pilot School’s Summer Enrichment Camp offers children an opportunity to learn, play, and grow. Our campers benefit from our multi-sensory approach, which offers them the opportunity to stay on top of key academic skills in language arts and math without sacrificing all of the fun of traditional summer camp! All learning activities are guided by professional teaching staff.
Reading Immersion Camp
The Pilot School’s Reading Immersion Summer Camp addresses various components of literacy (phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, fluency, comprehension, and spelling rules) via the Wilson Reading Program and other evidenced-based programming aligned with the science of reading. Pre- and post-testing and progress reports are offered for our Reading Immersion Summer Campers.
Leadership In Training (LIT)
The Leadership in Training (LIT) program is designed for rising 6th-8th graders, and blends skill-building, mentorship and classic summertime activites. Designed for students eager to grow as leaders, the LIT program consists of three key components: Formal Leadership Training, Learning Through Service , and Traditional Camp Fun.
At The Pilot School Summer Camp, your child’s health and safety are our top priorities. We believe that a safe, nurturing, and responsive environment supports every camper’s well-being and ability to thrive. Our goal is to foster a camp community where all children feel supported physically, emotionally, and socially through proactive care, healthy routines, and open communication.
We encourage parents to share any relevant health or medical information before the start of camp, so we can work together to ensure a safe and positive experience for every camper.
Health & Safety Practices
- Several members of our camp staff are certified in First Aid, CPR, and medication administration.
- We maintain clear procedures for addressing common health needs and responding to minor injuries or emergencies.
- Campers with special health needs will be accommodated to the best of our ability based on the information provided prior to enrollment.
- Medications must be clearly labeled and signed in with Camp Staff
- We prioritize hydration, sun protection, and frequent handwashing throughout the day.
Eligibility Requirements for Camp Activities and Trips
At The Pilot School Summer Camp, all campers are encouraged and expected to participate in the full range of daily camp programming. Some specialty activities and off-site trips may have specific eligibility requirements based on age, physical ability, or safety considerations. These requirements will be communicated in advance of each activity or trip. Reasonable accommodations will be made whenever possible to ensure inclusive participation.
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Please complete the form below for the next steps to register for our summer program.
