Summer Camps West Palm Beach
We have opened up new spots for some of our previously sold-out weeks! Check below for availability.
Please email [email protected] to go on a waitlist for an age group that is currently full.
Before registering your child for camp, please review our refund policy HERE.
Upcoming Summer Camps:
June 26th – 30th – Declassified: Secret Agent Camp (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – Following the clues in this week-long camp will teach you what it takes to become a secret agent! Learn the technology forensic investigators use to help them solve crimes and the mental puzzles they put together to keep bad guys off the streets. (Non-member $300 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 5-6 year old and 7-9 year old groups are FULL
June 26th – 30th – Aspiring Inventor Camp (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – Calling all budding inventors! Learn how to make a variety of inventions using Makey Makey® in this entertaining week-long camp! (Non-member $325 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 7-9 year old group is FULL
July 3rd – 7th – Out of this World! (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – (4-Day Camp, no camp on July 4th) Blast off this planet and become a solar system explorer! In this 4-day camp, you will make new discoveries learning about the planets and stars. Become the next shooting star to travel across the Milky Way and back! (Non-member $240 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 5-6 and 7-9 year old groups are FULL
July 3rd – 7th – Mission: Mars (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – (4 Day Camp, no camp on July 4th) Get ready for your mission to Mars! Learn all about the technology behind space travel and the rovers that roam around the Martian surface in this week-long camp. (Non-member $260 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 7-9 year old group is FULL
July 10th – 14th – Microscopic Mania (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – Discover a tiny unseen world by examining specimens under a microscope! During this week-long camp, you will create your own slides to zoom in on everyday objects and even your own DNA. (Non-member $300 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 5-6 and 7-9 year old groups are FULL
July 10th – 14th – Level Up! (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – Ever wonder how your favorite video games are made? Learn all about this and more in this week-long tech camp where we explore the science behind making video games. (Non-member $325 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – ALL GROUPS ARE FULL
July 17th – 21st – Sur-FIN Safari (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – Calling all junior Marine Biologists! Interested in learning more about what life can be found in our oceans? Grab your dive gear and take a deep dive to explore the different organisms that call our ocean home! What’s the difference between fish, sharks, plankton, and marine mammals? You’ll discover all this and more. (Non-member $300 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – new 5-6 year old spots available!
July 17th – 21st – Sci-Fi to Sci-FACT (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – Join us as we explore the many ways that science fiction became science fact while diving deeper into our Science Fiction, Science Future exhibit. Explore cyborgs, holograms, and more in this futuristic adventure. (Non-member $325 | Members will receive an 8% discount)
July 24th – 28th – Modern Marvels (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – What makes a super hero, a super hero? Is it their speed? Their strength? Ability to fly? Learn about the science behind some of our favorite super heroes and what makes them successful in saving the world. (Non-member $300 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – new 5-6 year old spots available! 7-9 and 10-12 year old groups are FULL
July 24th – 28th – Pokécode (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – Learn the science behind how your favorite Pokécode characters are created, while acquiring more coding skills in this pocket monster-themed coding camp. (Non-member $325 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – 7-9 year old group is FULL
July 31st – August 4th – What’s Up, Doc? (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – Dream of becoming a doctor? Listen to your heart and learn more about the human body in this week-long camp. During this camp you’ll learn how your body tries to protect you from colds and injuries, along with the important jobs your body assigns to certain organs. (Non-member $300 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – new 5-6 year old spots available! 7-9 and 10-12 year old groups are FULL
July 31st – August 4th – Build-a-Bot (Tech Camp, ages 7-12) – Learn about engineering design and the basics of programming as you build a LEGO robot. Test your skills on our FIRST LEGO League robot challenge course! (Non-member $325 | Members will receive an 8% discount) – ALL GROUPS ARE FULL
August 7th – 9th – Summer Fun Days (Science Adventure Camp, ages 5-12) – During this three-day camp, we will explore the best parts of all the summer camps offered during the 2023 summer season. The camp will conclude with our annual field day extravaganza to celebrate a season of fun and friendship! (Non-member $180 | Members will receive an 8% discount)
*Starting this summer, CSCA will be using a new camp registration system. We hope the new system will improve the registration experience by streamlining the process and giving you better access to important information. We will also be able to store your registration information for future use. Please note that you will need to set up a new account upon your first time using the new system.
Please click the button below to access the new Camp Registration portal:
Questions? Please call (561) 832-2026 or email programs@coxsciencecenter. org.
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Camp Information:
Please be aware payment is due at the time you register for a camp session. If you have an outstanding balance your spot is subject to cancellation until the previously owed balance is paid in full.
Camp runs from 9:00am-4:00pm, with drop off from 8:30am-9:00am and pick up from 4:00pm-4:30pm. Before/Aftercare is 7:30am-9am and 4pm-5:30pm for an additional $15 per day.
Age groups for camps: 5-6 (Select Science Camps Only), 7-9, and 10-12
Late fee policy: The latest pick-up for camp is 4:30 p.m. The grace period is 10 minutes. After the grace period, an instant flat fee of $5.00 will be charged. In addition to the flat fee, $3.00 will be charged per minute.
For our full refund policy, click here.
For more information on what to bring to camp, click here.
For a sample weekly camp schedule, please click here. All camp schedules are subject to change. Not all camp age groups / tech camps will follow the same schedule.
Camp Scholarships:
We do not currently have any camp scholarships available. Any updates will be posted here.
Rockin’ Reviews
“My 7-year-old son has been attending science summer camp at the museum for 6 weeks and he absolutely loves it. Every week has a different theme and he’s made a lot of new friends. I love that the counselors are very attentive and seem to enjoy their jobs. We’ll definitely be coming back next summer!”
“After attending tech camp, my daughter now has a love for learning she never had before and feels more confident with new things.”
“Science Center Camp offers a perfect mix of fun and learning! Both of our kids loved the outdoor and indoor exhibit exploration and the weekly themed science lessons. “
FAU Summer Camps | 2023 Boca Raton Programs
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL
- 23 years of expertise & 600,000 alumni
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- Exclusive curriculum & resume-boosting skills
- Personalized learning in every session
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RIT – Animation & Software Engineering
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“The opportunity to create an environment of collaboration, inclusion, and creativity was a truly special experience. The skills I honed while teaching at iD Tech led me to my software engineering roles at ESPN and the Walt Disney Company.”
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DU – Bachelors in CS
and Game Design
SMU – Masters in Game Design
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iD Tech held at DU
“The spirit of innovation and creativity I felt around my students while teaching Unity led me toward my career as a professional game designer. My time at iD Tech taught me that no dream is too big, and that brilliant ideas can come from anywhere.”
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SCAD – Game Design
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“Working at iD Tech meant giving back the amazing experience I had as a camper. iD Tech is a place of inclusivity and innovation, and there’s never a dull day with all the creative ideas that get shared around!”
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University of Florida – Digital Arts & Sciences
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“I never imagined that a summer job could have such a lasting impact on my career. Teaching kids to develop video games was extremely gratifying, and it reinforced my love of programming. The skills I honed at iD Tech led me to become an engineer at Amazon then Airbnb.”
The right instructor changes everything.
Passion for STEM. Unmatched expertise. Personality that brings out the absolute best in your child. We know there’s no replacement for the best mentor. That’s why we hire the world’s most elite educators who can’t wait to inspire the next generation!
- 100% USA-based adult instructors
- Recruited from top universities like Stanford and NYU
- Rigorous background and reference checks
- Extensive in-person training
- Adherence to American Camp Association accredited guidelines
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Your child’s tuition includes:
The hottest tech
In-demand, exclusive curriculum spanning coding, AI, Roblox, Minecraft, VEX, Photoshop, and more
An engaging & immersive experience
Learning they’ll actually look forward to
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Resume-boosting skills
Official iD Tech diploma and course transcripts that set your child apart
Connections with like-minded peers & mentors
Collaborative fun with others who share their interests
Stress-free flexibility
No fees for changes made up to 14 days before your child’s session starts
Where you’ll be
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Get a taste of collegiate life this summer at Florida Atlantic University! Located in Boca Raton, FAU is a public university in the Florida State University system, encompassing seven different campuses across South Florida. The campus opened its doors in 1964, becoming Southeast Florida’s first public university.
In its inaugural year, only 867 students were in attendance. Since then, the university has increased its educational and research standings and is now home to a diverse body of over 30,000 students. Because of its academic integrity and beautiful coastal setting, FAU makes an ideal addition to the iD Tech lineup. Come explore campus with us!
Learn more about Florida Atlantic University here.
Please note: This program, while located at Florida Atlantic University, is neither the responsibility of, nor endorsed by, Florida Atlantic University.
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- 7:15am: Overnighters wake up and grab breakfast in dining hall!
- 8:30–9am: Check-in for day students
- 9am: Morning announcements, icebreakers, and team-building activities
- 9:30am: Split into course groups and let the tech innovation begin!
- Noon: Lunch
- 1pm: Return to the labs for more instruction.
- 2:30pm: Ultimate frisbee, anyone? Capture the flag? Board games?
- 3:15pm: Return to the labs. Let’s create!
- 5pm: Wrap-up projects for the day
- 5–5:30pm: Pick-up time for day campers
- 6pm: Dinner for overnight campers
- 7pm: Optional sports, gaming, movie nights, and project work for overnighters
- 10pm: Lights out for overnight campers
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The iD Tech Pathway™
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With summer camps and academies plus year-round online learning, our STEM enrichment ecosystem paves the way for your child’s success in school, college, internships, and dream careers. For every course your child takes, they will earn experience points (XP). XP and badges are awarded on the way to achieving the revered Level 10 status—a resume-boosting honor acknowledged with a letter of recommendation from our CEO (unlocked by just 1% of iD Tech students!).
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Giving Back – International College Counselors
International College Counselors is dedicated to giving back to the community. From PTSA partnerships and free seminars to counselor training and volunteer counseling, we are committed to students and the communities in which we operate.
PTSA Partnership
Mandy Heller Adler International College Counselors presents a check to the PTSA at the choice of the ICC student.
International College Counselors conducts free student and parent information seminars at PTSA meetings and college fairs throughout the school year.
Pro Bono
An important part of International College Counselors Our mission is to maximize educational opportunities for students in all schools and professions. Every year, International College Counselors provides free support to highly motivated, high potential students who cannot afford to pay.
Free seminars and webinars
International College Counselors conducted free seminars for organizations in selected areas Florida , New York , New Jersey , Connecticut , North Carolina , Ohio , Washington , 90 017 Maryland, CA and Virginia . Families from across the US and around the world have also benefited from the free ICC webinars. If you are associated with a company that would like to host a dynamic and informative seminar or webinar, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Workshop locations included:
High Schools
Alexander Mussa High School in Israel (AMHSI)
Alonzo and Tracy Funeral High School
Montessori Beach Village
Ben Gamla Preparatory Academy
Cooper City High School
Coral Gables High School
High School Cypress Bay School
Donna Klein Jewish Academy
Dr. Michael M. Krop High School
Dreyfus High School
FAU High School
Oakland Highlands High School
Education Senior High School
MAST Academy
Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School
Miami Beach High School
Northwest High School
Nova High School
Palm Beach Day Academy
Pompano Beach High School
Rye High School
Southwood Middle
Spanish River High School
St. Bernard School
Montessori Quest Summit
Suncoast High School Daytime
Companies
Bayview Finance
Brain Empowerment
Broward County Gifted Advisory Board
Broward Teaching Services
Dale Carnegie
Evolve Learning Center
Fusion Academy
West Palm Beach Good Samaritan Hospital
Hightower Counselors
Huntington Learning Center
Inlingua Language Centers
IMACS (Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science)
Family JM
Exam Preparation Kaplan
Language and Leisure Center
Matnasium
Mensa International
Riverside Partners
Smart Test
Young Presidents Organization (YPO)
Libraries
Boynton Beach Library (FL)
Brockway Library (FL)
Broward County Public Libraries (FL)
Fairfield Library (CT)
Hagen Delray Library (FL)
Library Palm Beach Gardens (FL)
Stewart Library Roberta Morgade (FL)
Sterling Road Library in Hollywood (FL)
Westport Library (CT)
Nonprofit
Black 100 College and Expo Scholarship
Reach Miami
Art Shack Miami
Broward Gifted Advisory Board
Brothers Big Sisters
Bowerrest Camp
B’nai Amun Congregation
Florida Youth Orchestra
Scouts
Broward Girls Club
Jewish Home Life 9 0043 Mandel JCC Palm Beach Gardens
Michael Ann Russell JCC
Museum of Discovery and Science
Girls Tempo Center
Rotary Club Palm Beach
Rotary Club of South Miami
Temple Beth Sholom of Miami Beach
Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El Plantations
Temple of Sinai Hollywood
Temple of Solel Hollywood
Women of Tomorrow
International College Counselors Grant Admission
Purpose of International College Counselors The essay competition for high school students is designed to raise awareness of the value of higher education among high school students.
International College Counselors The essay competition is open to all students in grades 9-11 in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach County, and outside of Florida. Two winners of $250 each will be selected.
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Previous Winners
Fellows 2023
Calliope Cuomo , American Heritage, Plan tation, FL
Alejandro Guerrero-Mattias St. Pius X High School, Houston , Texas
Fellows 2022
Gabriel Hecht , St. Andrew’s School, Boca Raton, FL
Nandana Varie , John P. Stevens High School, Edison, NJ 9Scholarships 2020
Alexis Ulfe , Marjorie Stoneman High School Douglas, Parkland, FL
Dia Patel , Hillsborough High School, Hillsborough, NJ
Fellows 2019
Gabriel Leizorek , Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr., Miami, FL
Trang Tron , Florina High School, Sacramento, CA
2018 Fellows
Emma Sayler , North Broward Prep, Coconut Creek, FL
McKinley Wilson , Rickards High School, Tallahassee, FL
2017 Fellows
Charles Hanlon , Nova High School, Davie, FL
Ashley Weiss , Bucks Central High School, Jamison, PA
Catalina Lisarazo , St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Fellows 2016
Michelle Silveira , New Bedford High School, New Bedford, MA
Alissa Guarinello , Coral Glades High School, Coral Springs, FL 9 0003
Fellows 2015
Carly Goldberg , North Broward Preparatory School, Pompano Beach, FL
Andres Gutierrez , Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, Miami, FL
Layla Doty , Western Sierra University Academy, Rocklin, CA
Fellows 2014
Jonathan DeWayne College Prep Chaminade Madonna Miami FL
Bethany Kirkpatrick Battle Ground Academy Franklin TN
Chloe i Schuman , West High School, Davie, FL
Angel Rodriguez , Palm Beach Central High School, Wellington, FL
Fellows 2013
Nicole Malanga , Everglades High School, Miramar, FL
Bianca Roberson , Dr.