Summer Camps

NPC Summer Camps 2020

If you have any questions or need additional information please email summercamps@np.edu

Come on an adventure in the world of small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (sUAV) or "Drones". In this DIY Drone camp, students will build their own unmanned aircraft, learn all about flight control, safety, and practice their flying skills. Drone camp brings real-world STEM applications to the next generation of scientists, makers, engineers, and hobbyists.

Join us for tech camp. A computer science camp that provides students a chance to explore programming, gaming, and other technologies. This camp is a hands-on learning camp using tools such as scratch programming, Python, Raspberry Pi, and more.

The Young Manufacturers Academy (YMA) introduces students to all facets of the manufacturing industry, through hands-on activities and travel to industry locations for on-site interaction with manufacturers. Students have the opportunity to design using CAD software, manufacture, build, and customize a product during this entrepreneur style camp.

It IS Rocket Science

Will return in 2020

Summer camp child setting his rocket up for launch.

Fascinated with Space and what lies beyond our Earth? Join us for our Rocket Summer Camp where you can learn about, make and experiment with rockets.

We the People

Old building with columns, government building

A Civic Leadership camp for students entering 9th -12th grades.
A nonpartisan summer camp dedicated to three concepts.

We the People Should Understand Our Government
We the People Should Know the People Who Work in Our Government
We the People Should Actively Participate in our Government

DIY: Drone It Yourself

Summercamp children during drone camp.

Our popular Drone camp returns in 2020 with a twist...this camp students not only learn to fly a drone, they build one too.

Young Manufacturer's Academy (YMA)

Returning for it's 6th year in 2020

Young Manufacturers Camp, student using a robotic arm.

The Young Manufacturers Academy (YMA) introduces students entering grades 6-8, to all facets of the manufacturing industry, through hands-on activities and simulation-based learning, travel to industry locations for on-site interaction with manufacturers.