Neurodiversity in STEM: Build Camp

Neurodiversity in STEM: Build Camp is a structured, hands-on summer program designed specifically for elementary students with autism in grades 3-5. The camp provides explicit instruction and guided practices in STEM concepts through building, engineering, and problem-solving activities. Students engage in developmentally appropriate, multisensory learning experiences that emphasize collaboration, flexible thinking, and executive functioning skills within a supportive and predicable environment. Instruction is delivered by educators experienced in working with students with autism ensuring students have access to individualized supports, clear expectations and meaningful opportunities to develop confidence, independence, and a lasting interest in STEM learning.

Program Date and Locations: 

• July 13 - 16 at Plumb Elementary
• July 13 - 16 at Perkins Elementary

Program Hours: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Grade Levels: Students entering 3rd - 5th grade

Camp Contact: Carol Rose; roseca@pcsb.org 

Transportation Provided: No

Cost: Camps will have a cost of $100 per session and a rate of $25 per session for students eligible for free or reduced-price meals.

Meals: View meal information