Summer Day Camp

FCS summer camp typically runs from the first week of June through the end of July (nine weeks). Summer camp days are thoughtfully planned to include a mix of play, relaxation, and spiritual lessons that enhance the week's focus.

Beginning with devotions, the campers start the day with God and I Time. The morning hours are filled with opportunities to learn, explore, move, and play. After lunch, campers experience a variety of activities focused on creating and inventing, followed by a media presentation that aligns with the weekly theme.

Weekly field trips are planned and themed to provide the campers with unique opportunities to apply what they have learned and experienced within the week. A weekly newsletter is emailed to parents to prepare for upcoming events.
 
FCS also offers various Sports Camps throughout the summer. For a small additional fee, campers can participate.
 

Registration
Summer camp registration typically opens in early May.  FCS summer camp is only open to Transitional Kindergarten students through rising 5th-grade students who are enrolled at FCS.  

What are the hours for summer camp?
Monday – Friday  |  7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Doors will not open until 7:30 am each morning.
Check-in is in the cafeteria (multi-purpose room/MPR) every day.

2025 Summer Camp Fees

• Registration Fee: $35 (due upon registration, non-refundable)
• Required Camp Shirt: $15

2025 Summer Weekly Rates
Rates include all the fees for activities. Price, times, and details are subject to change.

SUMMER CAMP
$200 — 1st child 
$185 — Each additional child

SUMMER CAMP + SPORTS CAMP
$220 — 1st child 
$205 — Each additional child 

How do I pay for camp each week? 
We accept personal checks, cash, and cards. Each week’s payment is due by Monday of that week. Payment may be made in advance. 

Is there a registration deadline?

Registration must be completed at least the week before a student plans to attend camp. This allows staff to be prepared for all the fun activities to come (e.g. Johnny wants to come to week two of camp. Johnny must be registered by Thursday of week one). 

Does my child need to bring lunch and snacks?
Yes! Campers must bring their lunches and snacks.

The morning snack is around 9:30 am.
Lunch is around noon.
The afternoon snack is at 3:00 pm.

Food is not provided, except for an occasional special treat such as popsicles, which will be communicated with you in advance.

Are students all together or split up by age?
Campers are generally grouped with students their age.

Transitional Kindergarten campers attend the same outings as older campers. However, there are specific chaperones assigned to them and they are kept in a group by themselves. Kindergarten/first grade, second/third grade, and fourth/fifth grade are considered separate classes and will participate in activities as a class. They will interact with other classes at times as well.

Is there a nap time?
Transitional Kindergarten students take a nap each day. Students must bring all necessary items for napping each day (a sheet, a light blanket, and a sleep buddy).

What is the dress code?
Summer Camp clothing should be modest and appropriate for summer fun.

• No objectionable pictures or slogans can be worn on t-shirts.
• Campers may wear long shorts (i.e. 2 inches below the wearer’s fingertips when standing), capris, athletic pants, or jeans. Pants must be loose-fitting.
• Shirts or t-shirts and shoes must be worn at all time. Tennis shoes are recommended. 
• No leggings, tank tops, halter tops, or flip-flips. 
• For swim time, girls should wear a bathing suit under shorts and a T-shirt; boys should wear swim trunks and a T-shirt.