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Enrich & Empower | June 15-July 31 |  Starting at $199/Week
BOOST | August 3-14 |  Starting at $149/Week

Summer @Iron Village Prep

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What to Expect

Summer at Iron Village Preparatory Academy is intentionally designed to support the whole child. Through our experiential Enrich & Empower Summer Camp and our targeted BOOST Academic Bridge Program, learning extends beyond academics to include movement, creativity, play and reflection. Each day is thoughtfully structured to nurture confidence, self-regulation and joy, while strengthening the skills students need to thrive. children grow in a safe, affirming environment where they are supported as learners, challenged as thinkers and celebrated for who they are.

❋ Academic Empowerment

Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning that strengthens thinking, problem-solving, and real-world academic skills. Through reading, math, STEM, and interdisciplinary projects, campers are challenged in ways that build confidence—not pressure—so learning feels purposeful and empowering.

❋ Community Engagement

Campers learn together, lead together, and celebrate together. Through group projects, collaborative games and Friday exhibitions, students practice communication, leadership and teamwork while building genuine relationships with peers and educators.

❋ Cultural Celebration

Our program intentionally honors diverse histories, traditions and perspectives. Students explore global cultures, stories and contributions through art, food, music, and meaningful dialogue—helping them develop curiosity, empathy and pride in who they are and how they connect to the world.

❋ Joyful Growth

Our events prioritize comfort, safety, and respect—so you can show up as you are and fully engage in the process.

Two Programs. A summer of fun.

The BOOST Academic Bridge Program is a two-week, half-day experience designed to help students reset, refocus, and relaunch academically before the school year begins.

Rather than remediation or test prep, BOOST focuses on the skills that make school work smoother: reading stamina, problem-solving, organization, math confidence, and executive functioning. Students review essential ELA and math skills, strengthen routines, and practice persistence—all in a supportive, small-group environment.

Enrich & Empower Camp: June 15-July 31

Weekly Themes

Week 1 (June 15–19): Science Superheroes — Representation in STEM

Campers step into the lab and into history as they explore the stories and discoveries of scientists from diverse backgrounds. Through hands-on experiments in biology, chemistry, engineering, and space science, students learn that innovation comes from many voices—and that they, too, belong in STEM. The week culminates in a STEM Mini-Fair where students proudly showcase their creations.

Week 2 (June 22–26): Fun With Food Culture

Food is more than fuel—it’s history, tradition, and storytelling. This week invites students to explore global cuisines, cultural traditions, and the science of flavor through hands-on activities, tasting experiences, and creative projects. Campers connect food to identity and community, building curiosity and appreciation for cultures around the world. Families are invited to our Global Bites Festival on Friday.

Week 3 (June 29–July 3): Money Smart Kids — Financial Literacy

Money skills are life skills. Campers learn the foundations of financial literacy—budgeting, saving, earning, and entrepreneurship—through games, role play, and real-world simulations. Students design mini businesses, make financial decisions, and reflect on needs versus wants, building confidence and agency. The week ends with Village Market Day, where families experience a student-run marketplace.

Week 4 (July 6–10): Unpicky Eaters — Garden-to-Table

From seed to plate, campers explore where food comes from and how it nourishes our bodies and communities. Students garden, prepare simple recipes, and build kitchen confidence while learning about nutrition, sustainability, and fresh ingredients. This week encourages curiosity, independence, and healthier relationships with food—without pressure. Families are invited to the IVP Pop-Up Café on Friday.

Week 5 (July 13–17): PATHWAYS — Career Explorers

What do people do all day—and why? Campers explore a wide range of careers through guest speakers, hands-on projects, and real-world challenges. From creative industries to STEM, healthcare, entrepreneurship, and beyond, students begin to imagine future possibilities while developing communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. The week concludes with a Career Mini-Convention showcasing student learning.

Week 6 (July 20–24): WELLpower — Move, Breathe, Lead

This week centers wellness, leadership, and self-awareness. Campers engage in movement, fitness games, yoga, and mindfulness practices while building teamwork, resilience, and confidence. Students explore what it means to lead with empathy and care for their bodies and minds. The week culminates in the Village Games, a joyful celebration of strength, sportsmanship, and community.

Week 7 (July 27–31): Pulse & Purpose — Music, Mindfulness & Digital Arts

Creativity meets intention in this immersive week focused on rhythm, reflection, and digital expression. Campers explore beat-making, sound, digital art, and storytelling while practicing mindfulness and self-expression. Students create original works that reflect their voices and values, ending the summer with the Pulse & Purpose Showcase, where creativity and confidence take center stage.

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BOOST Academic Bridge Program

Weeks: August 3-7, August 10-14

Week A: August 3–7 — Rising 1st–3rd Grade

A gentle academic reset focused on foundational reading, writing, math skills, attention, and school routines. Ideal for younger learners who benefit from structure and confidence-building before the school year begins.

Week B: August 10–14 — Rising 4th–8th Grade

A targeted academic tune-up emphasizing reading stamina, written responses, math reasoning, fractions/decimals, organization, and persistence. Designed for students preparing for increased academic demands.

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Summer Programs Policies

    • Registration is complete only after submitting the form and paying fees.

    • Programs are first-come, first-served and limited to 30 students per week.

    • Confirmation is sent via email; submission alone does not guarantee placement.

    • Tuition is per week; payment is required to secure spots.

    • Registration fee is non-refundable.

    • Withdrawals 14+ days before program start may be partially refunded.

    • Withdrawals within 14 days or missed days do not receive a refund.

    • IVP may cancel or consolidate programs; tuition refunds (minus registration fee) are provided if this occurs.

      • Programs operate during posted hours. Prompt drop-off/pick-up is required.

      • Campers are supervised according to industry-standard ratios.

      • Programs are designed for full-week participation.

    • Children should not attend if ill or contagious.

    • IVP may send home students who appear ill.

    • Emergency contact and health information must be current.

    • Families must disclose allergies, medical needs, or accommodations.

    • IVP supports students with learning differences when feasible, but programs are not therapeutic or one-on-one services.

    • Medication administration is limited and requires prior approval.Item description

    • Students are expected to behave respectfully and safely.

    • Repeated disruptive or unsafe behavior may result in dismissal without refund.Item description

    • IVP is committed to equity, belonging, and cultural celebration.

    • We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability, or family structure.

    • IVP may photograph/video students for program documentation and promotion. Families may opt out.

    • Each week includes a Friday showcase or event; family participation is encouraged.

    • IVP may adjust schedules, staffing, or activities for safety or operational needs.

    • Participation involves normal risks of educational and recreational activities.

    • IVP is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items.

  • By registering, families agree to these policies and commit to supporting a safe, respectful, and enriching environment for all campers.

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