RISE camp program grows in its fifth year at The Woodlands Christian Academy

What is there to do?

With 90 camp sessions, camp sizes depend on the subject and age level of the camp, and they fill up fast, TWCA officials said.

Kristen Johnson, a teacher at the academy, has been leading a program since the camp began in 2022. Johnson leads LEGO Innovation for third- to fifth-graders.

“We learn a lot through how we can use perseverance in our own lives and what that looks like at school or at home or in all of these different aspects,” Johnson said. “And so it's really just a fun creative time.”

Warriors Serve Camp is also a popular camp in its fourth year that emphasizes TWCA's Pursuit of Service value for fourth to seventh graders. The camp focuses on becoming a leader in the community and includes taking the group off-campus to volunteer at the Montgomery County Food Bank, to make food bags for Meals on Wheels and make blankets for the Montgomery County Animal Shelter.

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To see what camps are offered, visit the academy's website.

Sports, art and crafts, games, cooking, theater and dance are among some of the offerings this year as well as academic, math and science topics. Morning camps are offered from 9 a.m. to noon and afternoon camps from 1-4 p.m.

Editor's note: This story was updated from the print edition to clarify camp sizes and details about the Warriors Serve Camp.