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Church Youth STEM Program in Washington, DC

The Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV metro area has about 6,465,724 residents, ranking 7th in the country. That is a lot of families within reach of one building, and most of them are looking for something in June that is not a screen.

Ages 5-14 · For program operators · Washington, D.C. · South

Church Youth STEM Program — Ellis Abel Learns STEM summer camp materials used in Washington, DC
Church Youth STEM Program — Ellis Abel Learns STEM summer camp materials used in Washington, DC

What the week actually is

Churches already have the building, the volunteers and the trust of the families. What most lack is a summer programme that is more than childcare. A STEM week gives a youth ministry something substantive to offer, and it fills seats with families who would not otherwise walk in.

Day by day

  1. Site setup, staffing ratios and materials
  2. Day-one build and the first failure point
  3. Mid-week diagnosis session
  4. Rebuild and assessment capture
  5. Showcase, parent summary and data export

Washington, DC — what applies locally

  • The Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV metro area has about 6,465,724 residents, ranking 7th in the country.
  • Metro area: Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV
  • State: Washington, D.C. · Region: South

Questions we get from Washington, DC

Does the curriculum include religious content?
No. It is academically neutral and designed to sit inside your own programme without competing with it.
Can volunteers run it?
Yes. The plans assume volunteer staff, not teachers.
What does a church need to provide?
A room, tables, an adult-to-child ratio you are comfortable with, and the materials on the list.

Other camp themes in Washington

Church Youth STEM elsewhere in Washington, D.C.

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