Preschool

Each year we offer a summer program at the preschool. Over the years themes have included A Seussical Summer, The Deep Blue Sea, Story Land Express, All Around the World, and Under the Big Top. Each week there is a curricular focus related to the theme, as well as a Biblical topic that we emphasize to the children. 

• Dates: May 31, 2022 - August 2, 2022
• Hours: Full Day 7:00am - 5:30pm or Half Day 8:30am to 12:30pm

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Elementary school / Camp Champion

• We are excited to announce that Camp Champion is back for the summer!  The first day of camp is Tuesday, May 31st and will run through Friday, July 29th.  This summer we have a lot of fun activities planned including themed on-campus activities, water days and off campus field trips. 

• Camp Champion registrations, the form allows you to register for one week, all weeks or daily registration from the the same form.  However, you will need to register each individual camper on a separate form.  Online registrations require a credit card payment at the time of enrolling.  Camp Champion has a non-refundable fee of $50 per camper. 

• This camp is open to the public.

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summer sports camps - ages 4 - 16

• Youth Football Camp ages 5 - 13: June 12 - 16, 9:00AM - 3:00PM.  Camp Director, Coach Tom Coate, will lead the campers through God + Grace + Grit on the Grace High School campus, 1350 Cherry Ave., Simi Valley. Every camper will receive a Camp t-shirt which is included in the price of registration.  For more information and to register, click the button below.  . 
• Youth Softball Camps ages 8 - 14: July 17 - 21, 9:00AM - 12:00PM.  July 17 - 18 Catching Specific Position Camp/July 19 - 21 Hitting & Fielding Camp.  Camp Director, Coach Heidi Bird, will provide training and development skills and exercises.  Sign up for one of the specific skills camps, or both for a discounted price. This camp is located at the Grace High School campus 1350 Cherry Ave., Simi Valley.  Every camper will receive a camp t-shirt which is included in the price of registration.  For more information and to register, click the button below.
• Grace Brethren Youth Soccer ages 4 - 16: Practices and games located at Grace Brethren Elementary School 1717 Arcane St., Simi Valley.  Registration includes jersey, shorts, socks, team pictures and end of season award.  Players will need their own shin guards, practice clothes, and ball.  Register at www.gbyssoccer.com or click on the button below for access to this camp and others!
• Volleyball Camp coming soon!  Check back again!
• These camps are open to the public!

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6TH - 8TH Grade SUMMER ENRICHMENT CAMPS 

• Math Foundations Camp: July 24 - 28, 9:00AM - 12:00PM.  The Math Foundations Camp will help prepare incoming seventh graders for junior high math. 

• Writing Camp:  July 24 - 28, 9:00AM - 12:00PM. The Institute for Excellence in Writing is the foundation of the Writing Camp. This camp is geared toward students entering 6th-9th grades. 

• These camps are open to the public.

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Junior and senior High School academic program

• Remedial - Credit Recovery: June 5 - July 7; nearly all classes will be offered.  Math courses are taken through ALEKS, while other courses through Ignitia.  Courses will be selected by following the registration form found below.  
• Advancement Courses - Full Semester: June 5 - July 7; these are courses that students are taking for the first time in order to advance to the next level during the following school year.   Nearly all classes will be offered.  Math course are taken through ALEKS, while other courses through Ignitia.  Courses will be selected by following the link below.  All courses are UC approved. 
• Advancement Course - Critical Thinking and Composition: May 30 - June 19. Online course only; This course if offered to allow students to advance to the next level during the following school year.  
• Our academic summer classes are open to the public.

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JR/SR HIGH AND ELEMENTARY ROBOTICS CLUBS

Interested in Robotics?  We have wonderful opportunities at Grace for students to get involved.  Our Robotics Club provides students with a fantastic platform to learn and apply STEM principles.  We want our students to learn about the principles of engineering as they work to design, build, and program a robot.  Our clubs are another way we carry out the mission of the school which is to glorify God while educating our students.  

• Jr/Sr High Robotics Club Information Meeting: Monday, June 19th, 6:00PM - 9:00PM at Grace High School 1350 Cherry Ave in room 62.  If you are considering joining this club, please come to this important meeting where we will have a brief parent meeting for new parents and discuss the basics of the club and expectations for both students and parents who join this club.  This club meets most Monday nights from 6-9PM and Saturday mornings from 10AM - 1PM over the summer and the course of the school year.  Please email Jake Mittel at jmittel@gracebrethren.com with any questions you might have about the club and summer plans.
• The Jr/Sr High Robotics Club requires a high level of commitment from students.  In order for the robots to be designed, built, programmed, and prepared for competitions it takes a huge amount of time and effort.  This means that students must be dedicated to work together as a team.  If you would like to see this year's challenge, you can go to the following link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dvDqEI7qO34 
• Elementary Robotics Club: Robotics for 5th and 6th graders will begin meeting this summer starting in June.  Please contact Jason Mukherjee at jason_mukherjee@yahoo.com for more information.  

To learn more about each of our Summer Programs, please click the links above. Registration is now open and will continue until space allows or until the deadline is reached for certain programs

Camp Champion Additional Fees:

• One t-shirt is provided to each camper.  Additional t-shirts are available to purchase during camp hours.
• Additional fees may apply for special field trips.  See your registration form for details.
• Lunch options will be announced.

Absences
To ensure the daily safety of each camper, we ask that you report any absence or plans to drop-off or pick-up early to your Camp Director or designated individual.

Drop Off/Pick Up Instructions
Your Camp Director will provide you with instructions for check in/drop off and pick up instructions.

Preschool
Extended care is offered.  See the preschool page for more detailed information.

Camp Champion
The Extended Care Program provides care for campers enrolled in Camp Champion before and after camp: 7:30 AM–8:30 AM and 3:00 PM–5:00 PM. The program includes relaxed recreational activities including games and outdoor play. We encourage parents to sign up in advance for our Extended Care Program to help our administration better plan for staffing needs. We understand that circumstances do not always permit early or planned enrollment so Extended Care is open on a drop-in basis for parents with unforeseen scheduling difficulties. Campers who are dropped off before 8:30 AM or not picked up by 3:00 PM will automatically be enrolled into the Extended Care Program. For this supervised time, parents will be charged at $8/per hour. Late fees will be charged after 6 PM. For questions, contact Dylan Cereoli, Camp Director at 805-527-0101.

Summer Academics and Athletic Camps - no extended care is available.  Extended care is offered at the Preschool and Elementary.

Each camp or class has its own requirements on what to bring each day.  You will be provided with any specific instructions on what to bring and what not to bring by your Camp Director or instructor.

A few helpful tips:

• Lunches are not provided, unless noted.  If your camper is enrolled in Camp Champion, lunch options will be provided at a later date.  Lunch is provided on certain days.  See your schedule for details.
• If your camper will be participating in an outdoor activity, please apply sunscreen prior to drop off.  
• Campers should wear closed toe shoes and dress in cool, comfortable summer attire.  For sports and dance camps you will be provided with equipment/attire requirements.
• A personal water bottle is recommended.
• For any water-related activity, please bring a towel and additional suncreen.
• We recommend that other personal belongings stay at home as we are not responsible for lost or broken personal items. We also recommend that mobile devices remain at home. Should your camper/student  need to bring a mobile device, staff, instructors and counselors reserve the right to limit usage during camp or class time or to have the devices stored in a backpack or elsewhere in the classroom/camp.
• Please don’t forget to label all personal items.
• Communicate directly with your Camp Director or Instructor on any special needs.
• Academic students are expected to maintain compliance with communicated dress code, be on time and ready to work.