Rivermont Summer Academies will appeal to older students. Our summer academies offer specialized programs that align with middle and high school students’ diverse interests and developmental stages. Rivermont Summer Academies are structured so students taking more than one week of a session will continually expand and build upon their knowledge regardless of the weeks they select. So, each week is not a repeat of the previous. The range of activities, from sports training to intellectual challenges in chess, science experiments, tabletop gaming, and music performance, caters to a broad spectrum of interests.
Use the form to be notified when registration opens. Note: registration opens in early February.
Policies & Procedures
About Rivermont Summer Academies
Our summer academies run weekly from June 10 – August 2, 2024 (No sessions July 4th & 5th)
Register by the week or for the entire summer!
Registration
Convenient Online Registration
Register your camper for the age or grade level they will be this fall.
Make sure to submit all the required forms via links in your confirmation email, before starting Camp Rivermont.
- Asthma Action Plan
- Epi Pen Self-Administration Form
- Food Allergy Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan
- OTC Medication Form
Confirmation Policy
Registration is completed online. Once payment is collected, you will receive a confirmation email listing the session(s) and the dates and times your student attends. If a session is full, you can be added to a waitlist without charge. NOTE: Some sessions may require students to bring supplies in addition to what the school provides. These additional supplies are listed in the camp description. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in touch with the Summer Camp Director.
Cancellation Policy
- Sessions are refundable up to two weeks before the start date or if the class is canceled.
- Please contact the school as soon as possible with your changes. Call 563-359-1366.
Health Guidelines
- Any student who is ill should not come to camp.
- Students with a temperature of 100.4° or higher should stay home.
- Students will be sent home if they develop a temperature of 100.4° or higher while at camp.
- Students may not return until they are fever-free without the use of fever-reducing medications for 24 hours.
- Tuition will not be refunded due to illness.
Drop-Off & Pick-Up
The Rivermont Collegiate campus is one way. Families should enter from Sunset Drive and continue right around the circle to drop off then continue right to the lower lot and exit campus.
Students driving themselves should park in designated parking areas and check-in at Becherer Hall (Central Hall). Please, do not park in the circle drive, the hill leading to the lower lot, or any other area not designated for parking.
Due to the various start and end times, students should arrive between 10 and 15 minutes before their scheduled start time. Please, do not arrive early.
Families should arrive at the scheduled end time to pick up their students in the circle drive.