A Summer of STREAM
Sparking imaginative learning through STREAM opportunities
Launched in 2022, A Summer of STREAM brings exciting, hands-on camps and activities to ALL middle schoolers (5th-8th grade) across Southeastern Indiana, helping them explore Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Math (STREAM) throughout the summer. Each camp and activity is designed to spark creativity, equip students with essential soft skills, and lay the groundwork for a future career pathway.
Through initiatives like A Summer of STREAM, Genesis has created a STREAM Ecosystem that is innovative, challenging, and fun for students!
Check back in the spring for 2027 camp details.
Registration Opens April 1st at 12:00 PM
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Camps are open to students entering 5th–8th grade. Registration for these students opens on April 1st at 12:00 PM.
If space remains available, additional spots will be offered to students entering 4th or 9th grade. Registration for these students will open on May 15th at 12:00 PM.
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Parents with NEW Campers:
For any family that has not had a student participate in a summer camp, you are considered a “New Family.” Please create a new account by selecting “New User Sign Up.”
Parents with RETURNING Campers:
For any family who has a student who is returning to a summer camp, log in with the account you have used to register your student in past years.
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Which camps are the most popular?
Our Kids Building Bikes Camp and DIY Woodworking Camps are consistently the most popular. They often sell out within minutes of registration opening, so we encourage families to register as soon as possible.What is “dead” week?
We take one week off from camp programming (usually around July 4th) to allow our staff time to reset and prepare for the remainder of the summer. Summer is the best time of year—but it’s also our busiest—so this short break helps our team recharge and get ready for the exciting camps still ahead.Do you offer camperships to help offset registration fees?
Yes! We never want financial barriers to prevent a student from participating. Camperships can be requested during the registration process by simply indicating that assistance is needed. Because this is a trust-based system, we ask that families request support only if it is truly needed, so we can ensure camp opportunities remain accessible for those who need them most.Who designs the camp curriculum and activities?
The Genesis team works alongside educators, community partners, volunteers, and even students to design engaging, hands-on camp experiences. This collaborative approach helps us create meaningful activities that expose students to new skills and career pathways.If you are interested in helping design curriculum, volunteering, or sharing your expertise, we would love to hear from you. Please contact us by emailing: info@genesisp2s.org.
2026 A Summer of STREAM Recap
The summer of 2026 entailed 19 co-curricular and fun-filled STREAM camps and activities that appealed to various interests and passions of students. A Summer of STREAM provided experiential learning opportunities that impacted 527 attendees and created a STREAM Ecosystem that is innovative, challenging, and fun for students! During each camp, students were introduced to STREAM principles that built upon their soft skills, such as problem-solving, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking skills.
A Summer of STREAM camps and activities included Brick Masters: LEGO Building Camp, Camp Hogwarts, Camp Scrubs & Stethoscopes, DIY Woodworking Camps, Game ON: Esports Camp, Intro to Building Trades Camp, Intro to Veterinary Science Camp, Intro to Diesel Camp, Kids Building Bikes Camps, Mobile Aquatic Exhibits, Photography in Nature Camp, Smart Sculpture: Art Camp, Skateboarding Camp, and The Science Behind Baking Camp, in addition to a joint effort with Milan CARES, Inc.

