Thank you for your interest in Saint Theresa Catholic School’s Summer Quest. Registration is now open!
Register by April 17 for a $50 EARLY BIRD discount!
Griffin Summer Quest EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! $50 off for a limited time only – ends April 17, 2026! Registration is usually $50, but we are taking that off for this limited time Early bird Special. We look forward to seeing you this summer.
For questions or concerns, please email Ashley Soriano at asoriano@sttheresacatholicschool.org.
One Time Registration Fee: $50 (free until April 17 – Early Bird Discount)
Half-Day (per week): $225
Full-Day (per week): $375
Early Morning Extended Camp: $50 per week (10 per day)
Afternoon Extended Camp: $50 per week (10 per day)
Sports Camp
Week 1-4: June 1-26
Instructor: Coach Patrick Krall
Week 1: June 1-5
Option for Grades 3-8
Step up to the plate with Coach Patrick Krall and develop your baseball skills in a fun and active environment. Campers will practice throwing, hitting, fielding, and base running through drills, games, and friendly competition while building teamwork and confidence on the field.
Instructor: Coach Augustine Nwoko
Week 2: June 8 – 12
Option for Grades 4 – 8
Hit the court for a morning of basketball fundamentals and fun. Campers will work on dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through skill building drills and scrimmages designed to improve confidence and teamwork.
Instructor: Coach Christie Cueva
Week 3: June 15-19 (Grades 4-8)
Learn the fundamentals of volleyball in a supportive and energetic setting. Campers will practice serving, passing, setting, and teamwork through drills, skill development activities, and fun games on the court. This option is for both beginner and experienced volleyball players.
Week 4: June 22-24: (Grades 6-8)
Designed for middle school athletes ready to grow their game, this camp focuses on skill refinement and competitive play. Campers will develop serving accuracy, passing consistency, setting technique, hitting, and defensive positioning through focused drills and team play. With an emphasis on communication, strategy, and court awareness, players will be challenged to improve their skills and compete with confidence.
Summer Camp
Weeks 1-4: June 1-26
Incoming K-2 Grades Only
Sing, move, and make music together. Campers will enjoy songs, rhythm activities, and simple instruments during this joyful group time, with themes and activities that change each week.
Young campers will explore the wonders of science through simple experiments, hands on activities, and fun demonstrations. The topics and discoveries will change depending on the theme of the week.
Get creative with colors, shapes, and materials. Campers will make fun crafts and artwork inspired by the theme of the week.
Step outside to discover the beauty of nature. Campers will enjoy outdoor exploration, simple nature activities, and games connected to the weekly theme.
Run, jump, and play together in active group games that build coordination and teamwork. The games and activities will change to match the theme of the week.
Move and groove with fun music and simple dance activities. Campers will learn playful movements and routines inspired by the theme of the week.
Snack Time
Campers will have a scheduled break to enjoy a snack they bring from home. This is also a time to relax, chat with friends, and recharge before the next activity.
Lunch
Campers should bring their own lunch each day. Lunch is a relaxed time for campers to eat together and enjoy conversation with friends and counselors.
Rest Break
After lunch, campers will have a short rest period to recharge for the afternoon. During this time, they may watch a short program from the Catholic platform called FORMED selected by the teacher or quietly rest.
Playground and Movement Breaks
Between classes, campers will have ample time to visit the playground, run outside, and enjoy active play. These breaks help campers release energy and return to their activities refreshed and ready to learn.
STEM Discovery
Week 1: June 1-5
Grades 3-8 Only

Instructor: Mr. Paul Stoessel
Week 1: STEM Discovery Week | June 1-5
Option for Grades 3 – 8
Inspired by Blessed Carlo Acutis, this class invites campers to explore how faith and technology can work together for good. Each day begins with a short novena and reflection, followed by a focus on digital citizenship and the virtues needed to navigate the online world with wisdom and integrity.
Throughout the week, campers will “level up” by exploring themes such as living with purpose, showing kindness, practicing self control, and choosing truthfulness both online and in daily life. The week culminates in a final challenge that highlights our call to holiness, even in how we use technology.
Campers will also enjoy playing carefully selected browser based games using Chromebooks. These games are chosen to encourage problem solving, creativity, and skill development across genres such as adventure, puzzles, and simulation.

Instructor: Mr. Robert Edwards
Week 1: STEM Discovery Week | June 1-5
Option for Grades 3 – 5
Builders, engineers, and creators welcome. Campers will work with LEGO bricks to design imaginative structures and compete in fun building challenges.

Instructor: Dr. Dulce Abascal
Week 1: STEM Discovery Week | June 1-5
Option for Grades 6-8
Become a science detective. Campers will learn how real investigators use chemistry, observation, and critical thinking to solve mysteries.
Artisan Studio
Week 2: June 8 – 12
Grades 3-8 Only

Instructor: Mrs. Nicole Issa
Week 2: Artisan Studio Week | June 8-12
Option for Grades 3-8
Enter the ancient Christian tradition of iconography, often called “writing” an icon rather than painting one. Icons are sacred images that serve as windows into the heavenly reality and are created prayerfully according to time honored patterns passed down through the Church. In this class, campers will learn about the meaning and symbolism of icons and slowly create their own while approaching the process with reverence, patience, and prayer.

Instructor: Dr. Dulce Abascal
Week 2: Artisan Studio Week | June 8-12
Option for Grades 3-8
Discover the beauty of metalworking through the art of tin embossing. Campers will learn how to press patterns and designs into soft metal sheets to create decorative pieces inspired by traditional folk art. Using simple tools and techniques, they will craft their own embossed tin artwork to take home.

Instructor: TBD
Week 2: Artisan Studio Week | June 8-12
Option for Grades 3-8
Step into the kitchen and decorate delicious desserts. Campers will learn fun techniques for decorating cupcakes and may also create their own chocolate treats and candy bars. Along the way, they will experiment with colors, designs, and flavors while making beautiful sweets to share and enjoy.
Catholic & Classics
Week 3: June 15-19
Grades 3-8 Only

Instructor: Mr. Benjamin George
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Step into the world of medieval scribes. Campers will learn the art of beautiful lettering using traditional calligraphy styles and create their own decorative pieces inspired by historical manuscripts.

Instructor: Mr. Robert Edwards
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Create a beautiful rosary while learning about this treasured Catholic prayer. Campers will carefully assemble their own rosary and discover the meaning behind the mysteries and the tradition of praying the Rosary.

Instructor: TBD
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Explore the rhythms of the Church year and the beauty of Catholic traditions. Campers will learn about feasts, devotions, and ways families can live the liturgical life of the Church in simple and joyful ways.

Instructor: TBD
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Discover the power of words and imagination. Campers will read, write, and share poems while exploring rhythm, imagery, and creative expression.

Instructor: TBD
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Put faith into action by serving others. Campers will work together on projects that support those in need while learning about the joy and importance of charity.

Instructor: TBD
Week 3: Catholic & Classical Week | June 15-19
Option for Grades 3-8
Put your knowledge of the Catholic faith to the test in a fun and lively trivia challenge. Campers will compete in teams to answer questions about the Bible, saints, Church history, feast days, and Catholic traditions. Along the way, they will learn new and fascinating facts about the faith while enjoying some friendly competition.
The Maker’s Workshop
Week 4: June 22-26
Grades 3-8 Only

Instructor: Mrs. Nicole Issa
Week 4: The Maker’s Workshop Week | June 22-26
Option for Grades 3-8
Step into the world of handcrafted goods. Campers will learn the basics of candle and soap making while experimenting with colors, scents, and simple techniques to create their own fragrant creations.

Instructor: Mr. Robert Edwards
Week 4: The Maker’s Workshop Week | June 22-26
Option for Grades 3-8
Build something with your own hands. Campers will learn basic woodworking skills while creating simple projects such as small boxes, birdhouses, or gifts to take home.

Instructor: Mrs. Nicole Issa
Week 4: The Maker’s Workshop Week | June 22-26
Option for Grades 3-8
Shape, sculpt, and create with clay. Campers will learn simple pottery techniques while forming bowls, figures, and other handmade pieces.

Instructor: Mrs. Nicole Issa
Week 4: The Maker’s Workshop Week | June 22-26
Option for Grades 3-8
Enter the ancient Christian tradition of iconography, often called “writing” an icon rather than painting one. Icons are sacred images that serve as windows into the heavenly reality and are created prayerfully according to time honored patterns passed down through the Church. In this class, campers will learn about the meaning and symbolism of icons and slowly create their own while approaching the process with reverence, patience, and prayer.

Instructor: Mr. Benjamin George
Week 4: The Maker’s Workshop Week | June 22-26
Option for Grades 3-8
Explore the beauty of traditional calligraphy. Campers will learn classic lettering styles and create beautiful written pieces inspired by historic manuscripts.

























