School's Out
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School’s Out is a day camp program for school-age children. It is offered on selected days that Columbia Public Schools and surrounding school districts are closed for Teacher Work Days. Home School children are always welcome too! During the day, participating students complete different art projects in various media (Ceramics, Fibers, and Mixed Media). Between the media blocks, they have time to play both indoor and outdoor games and enjoy snacks.
Designed with working parents in mind, School’s Out provides a one- or multiple-day solution to the scheduling conflict caused by Teacher Work Days. School’s Out offers parents an affordable, safe alternative to daycare. The rotating block schedule of School’s Out enables students to engage in a variety of creative learning experiences. Each day will have a different theme, and all projects created that day will relate to that theme. Camp runs from 8:00 am- 5:00 pm. |
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The pricing options are as follows:
Dates to choose from:
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Q: What did the ghost say when he saw the Mona Lisa? A: It’s boo-tiful!
Come celebrate Halloween with us! We’ll be talking about spooky art throughout the ages (like Edvard Munch’s The Scream), and we’ll make some spooky and fun projects to match. We’ll also talk about the history of costume making and work to make our own!
School Districts: Columbia
Friday, November 1, 2019
“Leaf” me alone, I’m making art!
Today is all about leaves! Join us as we celebrate nature’s most exciting color change. We’ll mix art and science together to learn what gives leaves their beautiful colors. We’ll also learn about the symbolic and decorative uses of leaves throughout the history of art and, of course, make our own seasonal leaf-inspired artworks.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, Southern Boone
Friday, November 15, 2019
Art of the Native Americans
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we will pay respect to the art and history of North America’s native people. We will learn about the rich histories of painting, pottery, weaving and jewelry making among various tribes--both past and present--and create artwork that honors those unique traditions.
School Districts: Columbia
Monday, January 20, 2020
You & Me
In honor of the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., art lessons today will celebrate our unique differences as well as what we all have in common. Everyone sees and creates differently, and art is one of the best ways to express and celebrate our differences together!
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, Southern Boone, Sturgeon
Friday, February 14, 2020
We <3 Art!
Today is all about our love of art. We will talk about symbols we use to represent love, and artists like Jim Dine and Keith Haring who use these symbols in their own artwork. And of course we’ll make lots of love-ly themed artwork.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville
Monday, February 17, 2020
Can I Make That?!
All art starts with an idea. Today we’ll explore how art can go from a crazy or silly idea to a finished piece. We’ll talk about famous works of art that may have seemed impossible at first, and how they were ultimately created. We’ll also work to invent our own pieces and together we’ll turn them into a reality.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Southern Boone, Sturgeon
Friday, February 28, 2020
Glue, Paper, Scissors!
Today is all about the art of collage. Collage can mean many things, and we’ll work together to discover what happens when you combine multiple ideas and materials into one piece of artwork. How silly can it get? We’ll find out!
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia
Wednesday March 11, 2020
Keep it Moving!
As we get ready to move into a new season, we’ll spend some time discovering art that doesn’t stay still. We’ll talk about artists like Andy Goldsworthy whose art is always changing and shifting in nature, and we’ll make our own moving art using materials that change or shift over time. School Districts: Columbia
Spring Break, March 23-27, 2020
Theme: TBA
School Districts: Columbia, Hallsville, Southern Boone
Please click the registration button above to make payment in full. Required forms can be completed prior to
- One Day: $50 per child
- Pick 4: Pick 4 single day camp dates for a total cost of $150 ($200 value). That’s buy 3, get the 4th day FREE! Full payment must be made in advance.
- Spring Break: Full week camp $220 per child. Not eligible for the Pick 4 Option.
- Season Pass: Includes all single dates and Spring Break camps. $500 ($670 value).
Dates to choose from:
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Q: What did the ghost say when he saw the Mona Lisa? A: It’s boo-tiful!
Come celebrate Halloween with us! We’ll be talking about spooky art throughout the ages (like Edvard Munch’s The Scream), and we’ll make some spooky and fun projects to match. We’ll also talk about the history of costume making and work to make our own!
School Districts: Columbia
Friday, November 1, 2019
“Leaf” me alone, I’m making art!
Today is all about leaves! Join us as we celebrate nature’s most exciting color change. We’ll mix art and science together to learn what gives leaves their beautiful colors. We’ll also learn about the symbolic and decorative uses of leaves throughout the history of art and, of course, make our own seasonal leaf-inspired artworks.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, Southern Boone
Friday, November 15, 2019
Art of the Native Americans
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we will pay respect to the art and history of North America’s native people. We will learn about the rich histories of painting, pottery, weaving and jewelry making among various tribes--both past and present--and create artwork that honors those unique traditions.
School Districts: Columbia
Monday, January 20, 2020
You & Me
In honor of the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., art lessons today will celebrate our unique differences as well as what we all have in common. Everyone sees and creates differently, and art is one of the best ways to express and celebrate our differences together!
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville, Southern Boone, Sturgeon
Friday, February 14, 2020
We <3 Art!
Today is all about our love of art. We will talk about symbols we use to represent love, and artists like Jim Dine and Keith Haring who use these symbols in their own artwork. And of course we’ll make lots of love-ly themed artwork.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Hallsville
Monday, February 17, 2020
Can I Make That?!
All art starts with an idea. Today we’ll explore how art can go from a crazy or silly idea to a finished piece. We’ll talk about famous works of art that may have seemed impossible at first, and how they were ultimately created. We’ll also work to invent our own pieces and together we’ll turn them into a reality.
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia, Southern Boone, Sturgeon
Friday, February 28, 2020
Glue, Paper, Scissors!
Today is all about the art of collage. Collage can mean many things, and we’ll work together to discover what happens when you combine multiple ideas and materials into one piece of artwork. How silly can it get? We’ll find out!
School Districts: Columbia, Centralia
Wednesday March 11, 2020
Keep it Moving!
As we get ready to move into a new season, we’ll spend some time discovering art that doesn’t stay still. We’ll talk about artists like Andy Goldsworthy whose art is always changing and shifting in nature, and we’ll make our own moving art using materials that change or shift over time. School Districts: Columbia
Spring Break, March 23-27, 2020
Theme: TBA
School Districts: Columbia, Hallsville, Southern Boone
Please click the registration button above to make payment in full. Required forms can be completed prior to
Forms
Important information for parents (click here)
Child Information Sheet
Authorized Release Form REQUIRED if you wish your child to be picked up by someone other than you. (See note in Parents' Information.)
Child Information Sheet
Authorized Release Form REQUIRED if you wish your child to be picked up by someone other than you. (See note in Parents' Information.)