about skills camp

Skills camp

July 12-24, 2026

The Skills Camp session focuses on social skills, social emotional learning, and building self-confidence and positive relationships with peers.  At Skills Camp, campers participate in structured activities and practical learning experiences designed to build essential life skills in a fun and encouraging setting. Families can feel confident knowing their child is developing meaningful abilities while still enjoying the full camp experience.

​Quick Facts:
Ages: 7-18
Support Level: Independent to Minimal
Length of Session: 2 weeks 
Class Sessions Include: recreation, crafts, swimming, archery, boating, social skills, life skills, critical thinking skills

Who is a good fit for Skills Camp?
Students who:

• have an intellectual and/or physical disability
• would benefit from social skills practice
• would benefit from practice in areas such as SEL, problem solving, critical thinking, executive functioning and other life skills
• are independent in ADLs with minimal prompts or supervision
• thrive in a structured environment but are able to be flexible
• are responsive to PBIS (or similar) across multiple settings
• would benefit from forming friendships with peers and positive role models.

Who is not a good fit for Skills Camp?
Students who:

• need one on one or moderate assistance to complete ADLs
• are non-ambulatory and not independent or able to actively assist with toileting, transfers, etc.
• have a high level of behavioral needs
• are not receptive to behavioral interventions
• are not interested in attending a summer camp and actively participating

apply for skills camp!

Skills Camp Application