Round Rock ISD

This camp is designed to support students who struggle with reading. Through fun,small-group activities,students will strengthen phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Lessons are hands-on, engaging, and confidence-building—helping readers grow skills and develop a love for reading in a supportive environment. Students who are participating in a full day camp must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

Español Activo (Spanish + Movement Hybrid Camp) develops Spanish skills, cultural awareness, and wellness. Morning rotations include Fútbol en Español, Baile Latino, and Zumba en Español, with other sports added per facilities and coach expertise. Activities run mostly in Spanish. Students rotate by age/experience, with choice in larger camps. Afternoons offer hands-on immersion through role-plays, dialogues, songs, and games. All activities are taught by qualified staff. Students who are participating in a full day camp must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle. For questions about this specific class, please contact espanolexplorersacademyllc@gmail.com For more information about this company, please espanolexplorersacademy.com

Camp Kindergarten Ready! is designed to help incoming kindergarten students build confidence and excitement for school. Campers will practice classroom routines, listening skills, early literacy and fine motor activities through fun, hands-on games and projects. Students will participate in storytime, creative activities, and social skill building in a supportive and encouraging environment. This camp helps students feel prepared, comfortable, and ready for a successful start to kindergarten! Student must be 5 yrs old by Sept. 1, 2026

The College Application Workshop will prepare students to submit a comprehensive package to universities which highlights their strengths and demonstrates interest in their preferred major. Students will complete their Personal Essay and Supplemental essays (as available), develop a resume, create a "Brag Sheet" to provide to adults who will write recommendation letters, produce detailed lists of clubs, organizations, activities, awards and work experience and review SAT/ ACT scores in the context of their preferred university and major. Recommendations will be offered to strengthen the application. Students will learn about the different types of admission offered, when and where to complete the FAFSA, Cost of Attendance and scholarship resources. Additionally, students will contact admissions representatives for their chosen school/major and have the opportunity to register for university admissions programs. *Guardian permission and presence is required for many on-campus presentations. On-line programs are widely available. Workshop is taught by a Texas certified English teacher with experience as a College Coach and as an Application Reviewer for a Texas Tier 1 University. Needed Supplies: Students MUST have RRISD provided laptop daily. Student must bring on the first day: *GPA/ Class Rank and unofficial transcript *AP Courses, Scores and access to College Board *Interest list of colleges & majors *List of extracurricular activities, clubs and organizations, awards, volunteer hours, work experience, job shadowing, etc.

A Creative Writing Program would provide students with a fun,structured space to explore their imagination while developing strong storytelling skills. Through guided activities,students would create original characters and stories with a focus on understanding audience, voice, and relatability. The goal isto help young writers gain confidence in expressing ideas, thinking creatively, and crafting stories that connect with readers in meaningful ways. For questions about this specific class, please contact leina_ussin@roundrockisd.org

In Debate & Public Speaking Academy, students develop persuasive speaking, argumentation, and critical thinking skills through engaging, hands-on practice. Campers are introduced to multiple debate formats—including Model UN, Public Forum, and mock trials—while building confidence in research, rhetoric, and rebuttal. Through structured exercises, impromptu speaking games, and current event debates, students learn to think on their feet and communicate with clarity and conviction. They’ll also craft and deliver their own TED-style talks on topics they care about. The program culminates in an in-camp debate showcase judged by instructors, followed by a final presentation and certificate ceremony. Young campers (Grades 1–4) and Older students (Grades 5–8) For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com Please check carefully and confirm that you are registering at your student's home campus below. Students may only register to attend in-person enrichment classes on their home campus.