Get in the game with this active class that introduces students to the fundamentals through skill-building drills, cooperative games, and modified scrimmages! Develop coordination, teamwork, confidence, and a love for physical activity in a supportive, inclusive environment. Each day focuses on basic techniques such as throwing and catching, dribbling and shooting, kicking and passing, serving and volleying, as well as understanding simple rules and game strategies.

Step beyond the classics and dive into the world of Weird and Wacky Board Games! Discover a curated collection of unique, offbeat games that challenge thinking and broaden gaming horizons. Through friendly tournaments and individual challenges, players will sharpen their critical thinking skills and build confidence in their strategic abilities. It’s a week dedicated to discovery, sportsmanship, and developing a winning attitude—both on and off the board!

What’s in the Cupboard? is a fun, hands-on cooking class where students learn to whip up tasty meals and snacks using ingredients they already have at home. Through simple recipes and creative kitchen challenges, students explore smart food choices, reduce waste, and learn how to make the most of what’s on hand. Along the way, they build essential kitchen skills, sharpen problem-solving, and discover how small choices can make a big difference for their families and the planet

The "Inside OUT" Theatre Collective is proud to announce its partnership with Joel Dunst and Devin Celis for the summer production of "The Corpse Bride".Our mission is to create an interactive drama class for the youth theatre community. In this program, students explore both onstage performance and behind the scenes production while learning the fundamentals of theatre. Participants will develop essential acting skills such as projection, line memorization, and character development. They will also gain hands-on experience in stagecraft, including set design, prop creation, costume building, and light and sound technology.At the end of the week, students will proudly perform for their families, showcasing their hard work, communication skills, and teamwork while demonstrating a true understanding of the ins and outs of theatre.We believe there is a place for everyone in theatre. Our goal is to help each student discover their interests and find the role that fits them best. Students are encouraged to act and sing, but participation in performance roles is not mandatory.

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾 (Active) Join us for an unforgettable five-day journey into the heart of Arizona's high country. Come immerse yourselves in nature, develop outdoor skills, and explore the diverse ecosystems of the White Mountains. Expedition Highlights Master the Catch: Campers will learn the fundamentals of fishing, starting with a hands-on lesson on how to set up a pole. Lake Exploration: We will visit some of the region's most beautiful waters, including Fool Hollow Lake, Horseshoe Lake, Big Bear Lake, A1 Lake, and Greer Lake for fishing and hiking. Wildlife Encounters: Experience a live Raptor Show at the White Mountain Nature Center and go behind the scenes with a tour of the Silver Creek Hatchery. Outdoor Skills: Campers will learn the responsibility of camp life, from setting up their own campground at Fool Hollow to participating in daily camp cleanup. High-Altitude Fun: The week is packed with adventure, including a visit to the Show Low Splash Pad, evening game nights, and a guided stargazing session under the clear mountain skies. What’s Included We provide all the essentials: food, tents, mess kits, entrance fees, fishing gear and transportation. Prior to departure, a comprehensive itinerary and packing list will be emailed to ensure your camper is fully prepared for this White Mountain adventure. Trip departs 9:00am Monday and returns 4:00pm Friday

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾- 🥾🥾🥾(Adventurous) Imagine a hidden world where 1,000-foot orange cliffs tower over a sparkling stream that never runs dry. Welcome to Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness—Arizona’s best-kept secret. This isn’t your typical dusty desert hike; it’s a multi-day "water-trek" through a lush jungle hidden inside a massive rock cathedral. In Aravaipa, there are no paved paths or signposts. To move through the canyon, you’ll become a true explorer. Splash Zone: You’ll hike right through the water, navigating sandy banks and crossing the creek dozens of times. The water is usually ankle-to-knee deep—perfect for staying cool! Hidden Side-Quests: Explore secret side canyons with "windows" in the rock and hanging gardens where water seeps directly out of the stone walls. Campsites Under the Stars: Sleep on sandy benches under ancient trees. With no city lights for miles, the stars are bright enough to cast shadows. Physical Demands & Requirements There is very little "elevation gain" (no huge mountains), but you’ll be walking on loose sand, slippery river rocks, and through thick brush. You will be carrying a pack that weighs between 20-40 pounds. It’s the perfect first multi-day trip for a 5th–9th grader. It’s tough enough to feel like a real accomplishment, but legendary enough that even experienced backpackers call it a bucket-list favorite! What’s Included We provide all the essentials: food, mess kits, tents, permits, and transportation. Backpacks for overnight use may be available upon request. Prior to departure, a comprehensive itinerary and packing list will be emailed to ensure your camper is fully prepared for this awesome creek adventure. Monday is the prep day at CFHS in the Outdoor Office from 8:00am-12:00pm! Trip departs for the canyon on Tuesday at 8:00am and returns 4:00pm on Thursday.

Join Stop and Go Driving School from 9am-2pm (HS.3, Seminar RM) for the classroom session. The classroom sessions include everything you need to know to pass the Arizona State Permit Test and road test, as well as useful information you can use for the rest of your life. To schedule or complete a behind-the-wheel driving session package, you must have valid Arizona Instructional Permit or valid Driver’s License (from any US state). If you complete 10 Hours of Behind-the-Wheel driving with our State Certified Trainers, you will BYPASS the road test at the MVD and go directly to get your license. NO Road test! To view details and sign up for the Behind-the -Wheel Sessions, go to: https://tucsonstopandgodrivingschool.com/drivers-education/

Join Stop and Go Driving School from 9am-2pm (HS.3, Seminar RM) for the classroom session. The classroom sessions include everything you need to know to pass the Arizona State Permit Test and road test, as well as useful information you can use for the rest of your life. To schedule or complete a behind-the-wheel driving session package, you must have valid Arizona Instructional Permit or valid Driver’s License (from any US state). If you complete 10 Hours of Behind-the-Wheel driving with our State Certified Trainers, you will BYPASS the road test at the MVD and go directly to get your license. NO Road test! To view details and sign up for the Behind-the -Wheel Sessions, go to: https://tucsonstopandgodrivingschool.com/drivers-education/

Difficulty Rating: 🥾 (Easy) Step into a week-long exploration of Southern Arizona’s extraordinary plant life! From shady mountain forests to lush desert canyons, this immersive camp session invites campers to uncover the ecological diversity, cultural history, and edible treasures of the Sonoran Desert. Through hikes, hands-on activities, and exciting excursions, campers will learn how plants grow, survive, and sustain life in the Sonoran Desert. Weekly Highlights Mt. Lemmon & Madera Canyon: Discover how plants change from desert to forest on short hikes though the sky islands. Sabino Canyon: We will take the canyon tram tour and learn about unique, water-dependent habitats within the desert. Mission Garden: Explore fruit trees, crops, and edible native plants and discover how people have grown food in the desert for thousands of years. Sonoran Desert Museum: See desert plants from all over the region and learn their amazing survival tricks. Campers will unearth: Botanical Blueprints: Unlock the secrets of Sonoran flora and learn to identify the unique "personalities" and survival traits of our local desert greenery. The Living Pantry: Trace the fascinating history of desert plants as ancient and modern sources of food, medicine, and craftsmanship. The Invisible Harvester: Master the art of ethical foraging and learn how to gather desert bounty while keeping the ecosystem thriving. Nature’s Blueprint: Connect the dots between water, heat, and height to see how the landscape dictates exactly where plants choose to grow. Physical Demands & Requirements This trip is designed for beginner level hikers, with participants interested in plant life. Hiking/Walking: Must be able to carry a small backpack with a water bottle. Experience on short hikes is not required. Footwear: Closed toed shoes are required for hiking. Heat: Because summer programs are subject to seasonal heat, all campers are required to have a water bottle. If a student does not have one, we can provide it upon request. What’s Included We provide transportation, entrance fees and snacks. Backpacks for daily use may be available upon request. Prior to departure, a comprehensive itinerary and packing list will be emailed to ensure your camper is fully prepared for daily experiences.

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾 (Active) Escape the desert heat and head to the cool ponderosa pines of Flagstaff! This five-day adventure is packed with volcanic exploration, astronomical wonders, and the iconic red rocks of the Verde Valley. From trekking through underground lava tubes to stargazing at the world-famous Lowell Observatory, campers will experience the very best of Northern Arizona’s natural and scientific history. Whether we’re exploring ancient pueblo ruins at Wupatki or enjoying a pizza party in the park, this trip is all about team building, discovery, and the great outdoors. The Journey Lava River Cave Adventure: Journey 3/4 of a mile underground into a prehistoric lava tube. It’s a "natural refrigerator" that stays 40°F year-round! Volcanic Landscapes: Hike the cinder fields of Sunset Crater and explore the massive ancient pueblos of Wupatki National Monument. Lowell Observatory: Visit the "Home of Pluto" for an evening of professional stargazing and deep-space discovery in one of the world’s first International Dark Sky Cities. Red Rock Detour: On our way home, we’ll swing through Sedona for breathtaking views and a stop at the lush oasis of Dead Horse Ranch State Park. Classic Camp Vibes: Nightly campfires, S'mores trail mix, card game tournaments, and a group pizza party at Thorpe Park. Physical Demands & Requirements High Elevation: Our adventures take place at approximately 7,000 feet. Because the air is thinner here than in Tucson, campers may find they tire a bit more easily; we will focus on taking it slow, taking plenty of breaks, and prioritizing extra hydration during our hikes. Volcanic & Underground Terrain: Navigating the Lava River Cave and Sunset Crater involves walking on uneven, loose volcanic cinders and jagged rock. This requires good balance and concentration. Camp Life Stamina: The week is packed with adventure, evening game nights, and a guided stargazing session under the clear mountain skies. Participants should be prepared for full days of group interaction and helping with camp tasks. What’s Included We provide all the essentials: food, tents, entrance fees and transportation. Prior to departure, a comprehensive itinerary and packing list will be emailed to ensure your camper is fully prepared for this Northern Arizona adventure. Trip departs 9:00am Monday and returns 4:00pm Friday

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾🥾 (Adventurous) Embark on a thrilling journey through the breathtaking Gila Wilderness of New Mexico! This expedition combines ancient history, world-class stargazing, and deep-backcountry immersion, offering campers an unforgettable opportunity to explore one of the most remote landscapes in the United States. The Journey The Catwalk & Cosmic Skies: We begin by traversing the historic Catwalk Recreation Area, suspended over a dramatic canyon. We will also spend a night under some of the darkest skies on Earth at the Cosmic Campground. As an International Dark Sky Sanctuary, it offers an unparalleled, crystal-clear view of the Milky Way. Ancient Ruins: We will step back in time at the Gila Cliff Dwellings to stand within the 700-year-old stone homes of the Mogollon people. Middle Fork Backpacking: The heart of our adventure is a 2-night backpacking expedition into the Gila Wilderness. Camping along the Middle Fork, campers will navigate rugged terrain, cross pristine river systems, and master the arts of backcountry cooking and camp setup. We will even visit natural hot springs to soothe those tired legs! Throughout the trip, campers will develop a "Wilderness Toolkit," including: Navigation: Map reading and route finding. Stewardship: Deep-dive into Leave No Trace principles. Outdoor Leadership: Teamwork, safety procedures, and emergency preparedness. Physical Demands & Requirements This trip is designed for active individuals with prior camping experience who are ready to challenge themselves. Backpacking Journey: 3–5 miles in/out with 1,000+ft of elevation change. Stamina: Must be able to carry a 30–40 lb pack for extended periods over uneven terrain. Footwear: Sturdy hiking boots or shoes are required. No flat-soled shoes or casual sneakers permitted. What’s Included We provide all the essentials: food, mess kits, tents, entrance fees, and transportation. Backpacks for overnight use may be available upon request. Prior to departure, a comprehensive itinerary and packing list will be emailed to ensure your camper is fully prepared for this New Mexico adventure. Trip departs 9:00am Monday and returns 4:00pm Friday

Difficulty Rating: 🥾 (Foundational) Ditch the heat and hit the heights! Mini Mt. Lemmon Bound is the ultimate "starter kit" for young explorers ready to master the mountains. We trade the desert dust for cool pine breezes, spending our mornings conquering scenic trails and building the skills of a true woodsman. The Morning Trek: Each day, we’ll tackle a new trail, gaining trail-cred as we learn: The Explorer’s Code: Master "Leave No Trace" to protect our forests. Wilderness IQ: Learn to read maps, identify local wildlife, and practice essential survival skills. Trail Stamina: Build confidence on 2–3 mile hikes through some of Arizona's most beautiful terrain. Afternoon Maker-Space: The adventure doesn’t stop at the trailhead! Afternoons are dedicated to "Basic Outdoor Skills" where you’ll transition from hiker to woodsman. Through hands-on workshops, campers will: Build Your Kit: Craft custom paracord survival bracelets and assemble a personal first aid kit to take home for your next adventure. Fire-Starting 101: Master the art of the "spark" as you learn to create emergency fire-starters from scratch. The Grand Finale: Celebrate the week on Friday with a legendary campfire cookout and a mountain of gooey s'mores!

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾 (Moderate) Escape the heat and conquer the peaks! Join us for an epic mountain takeover as we head up to the "Sky Island" of Mt. Lemmon. This isn’t just a camping trip; it’s a week-long ascent into a totally different climate. We’ll spend Monday and Tuesday exploring lower elevations, then pack up to spend three days and two nights on Mount Lemmon. Join us in exploring rugged ridges and hidden forest groves that most people never see. The Mission Level up your wilderness IQ. You won't just be hiking; you’ll be: Botanical Scouting: Master essential knots, precision map-reading, and navigating by the landscape. Leadership in Action: Take the lead on the trail and make real-time decisions for your crew. Alpine Angling: Master the basics of mountain fishing at Rose Canyon Lake. Field Journaling: Document rare plant discoveries and wildlife sightings like a pro explorer. The Journey Madera Canyon: Trek through the oaklands and shrub biomes to explore Dutch John Spring, a lush oasis in the heart of the canyon. Mount Lemmon Overnight: From Wednesday to Friday, we make base camp at Showers Point Campground. From our retreat in the pines, we’ll launch summit hikes, identify high-altitude flora, and cool off by the water. Physical Demands & Gear This trek is designed for those with a foundation in camping and hiking. Mobility: Must be able to carry a daypack; prior experience on short hikes is preferred. Footwear: Sturdy hiking boots or closed-toed shoes are mandatory for rugged terrain. Weather Prep: We are chasing the shade, but the sun is strong. Campers must bring a water bottle (provided upon request), sunscreen, and a hat. What’s Included We provide all the essentials: food, mess kits, entrance fees, tents, fishing poles and transportation. Daypacks are available upon request. Prior to departure, you’ll receive a comprehensive itinerary and packing list to ensure your camper is ready for the ascent. Personal cooling accessories (like cooling neck towels or buffs) are highly recommended for our desert adventures! 9:00am – 4:00pm (Monday – Tuesday), Wednesday – Arrive at 9:00am for our overnights, return Friday at 4:00pm

Difficulty Rating: 🥾🥾 (Active) Ditch the desert heat and head into the cool, pine-scented forests of the Santa Catalina Mountains for the ultimate mountain adventure! Mt. Lemmon Bound Geocaching combines the thrill of backcountry exploration with the precision of GPS technology. Join us for a week of high-stakes "hide and seek" where you’ll master handheld GPS devices to track down hidden caches across the mountain. From programming coordinates to navigating rugged trails, you’ll hunt for "SWAG" (cool trinkets) and secret treasures left by explorers from around the world. Are you ready to find what’s hidden? Weekly Highlights Master Navigation: Use GPS units and coordinates to track down hidden "caches" tucked away among granite boulders and towering Douglas firs. Practice Stewardship: Learn "Cache In, Trash Out" (CITO) principles to ensure we leave the mountain cleaner than we found it. Whether reaching a rocky overlook to find a "micro-cache" or solving a multi-stage puzzle, this camp focuses on: Problem Solving: Decoding coordinates and using digital tools. Teamwork: Working together to find hidden containers in the wild. Environment: Identifying local flora and fauna in the high-altitude pine forest. Physical Demands & Requirements This trip is designed for those with beginning outdoor experience and good health. Daily Stats: 3–4 miles per day with 500+ ft in elevation change. Stamina: Low to moderate exertion; requires the ability to hike for short periods at a steady pace. Footwear: Supportive soled shoes are required (Hiking shoes and/or trail runners). No flat-soled shoes (like casual sneakers or sandals) are permitted. What’s Included GPS units are provided. A detailed supply list will be emailed before camp to ensure all explorers are fully equipped for the mountain terrain and cooler temperatures of Mt. Lemmon.

This dynamic drama workshop invites students to explore performance through acting, improvisation, and comedy in a fun, supportive, and collaborative environment. Through engaging games, scene work, and creative exercises, students will build confidence, express emotions, and strengthen their storytelling skills—no prior acting experience required.

Take to the skies in this high-flying introduction to the world of aviation! Journey through historic milestones of flight and discover how the forces of nature—from weather patterns to climate—shape every journey above the clouds. Through hands-on flight activities, aspiring aviators will witness the principles of physics and modern engineering in action. Whether they are curious about how planes defy gravity or are looking to launch a new passion, this class provides the perfect runway for future pilots and engineers!