Summer Camps

Camp sessions are one week in length and structured like a normal day of regular school with campers moving through our facilities participating in different programs throughout each day.

A non-sport specific camp, Little Jack Rec Camp makes sure that all activities are geared towards beginner and intermediate skill levels. 

Available in group and private lesson format, visit the Learn-To-Swim page to explore the different levels of swim lessons offered.

Exploring career opportunities in natural resource management through engaging, hands-on experiences. Campers gain knowledge about environmental stewardship, land ethics and forest health, all while using high-end technology to experience the world in a new way.

For more information, visit the College of Forestry and Agriculture's Outreach page.

Camps focus on reading skills and storytelling ability, which all foster improved academic language skills, including vocabulary and grammar. Each camp will address different age levels and skills. Campers will learn these skills in a fun and motivating way.

For more information, visit the Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders page.

• Middle School band camp
• High School band camp
• Drum Major camp
  • Also beneficial for students interested in marching band leadership experience.

Week-long camps provide an environment for students to establish new friendships, collaborate with peers, receive mentorship from SFA School of Music faculty members and much more. Campers, faculty, staff and counselors enjoy the fun of theme days, and camp activities go beyond music! Swimming, sports and board games are only a few examples of ways in which campers bond with each other.

One of the first of its kind, SFA’s annual All-State Choir Music camp is designed for 9th-12th grade students preparing for the TMEA All-State choir auditions. Committed to both the Large and Small School All-State process, section leaders are a combination of SFA faculty and esteemed high school directors from various parts of Texas.

At SFA's Summer Piano Institute, students will have the opportunity to engage in daily private lessons with a piano faculty member, receive coaching for piano duets or ensembles, and take supplemental classes in technique and history to improve their overall musicianship.

Come join the SFA strings faculty, guest artists and staff for a week of unforgettable music making and friendship. The SFA Strings Camp invites junior high and high school students to be involved in this one-week intensive orchestra camp.

The Music Preparatory Division offers several summer programs. Each program has its own age and experience requirements. Visit their Summer Programs webpage for all the details and to register.

Are you a high school student interested in a law career? Established in 2014, SFA’s Pre-Law Academy is Texas’ only high school pre-law program — a unique opportunity for rising juniors and seniors and students currently completing their senior year. 

Visit the Division of Multidisciplinary Programs' Outreach page to learn more.

Camps focus on the production of speech sounds.

For more information, visit the Stanley Center for Speech and Language Disorders page.

Johnny Cardenas Baseball Camps

K to 8 grade: Full and half day options
9 to 12 grade: Evaluation camp

Leonard Bishop Girls' Basketball Camps

1 to 8 grade: Individual camp
9 to 12 grade: Team camp and Elite Day camp

Kyle Keller Boys' Basketball Camps

Incoming 2 to 12 grade
Overnight camps, Full and half day camps

Colby Carthel Football Camps

Ben William Go Jacks Soccer Camps

Ages U7 to U14: Day camp
Ages U11 to U18: Goal keeper and finishing camp
9 to 12 grade, junior colleges and transfer students: Elite Prospect ID camp

AXE U Tennis Camps

Ages 5 to 18: Full and half day options
9 to 12 grade: High school training camp

Contact Coach Erin Scott at scottem1@sfasu.edu or 936.468.1643 for more information.

Debbie Humphreys Volleyball Camps

2 to 8 grade: Individual skills
7 to 12 grade: Advanced camp
8 to 11 grade: Libero/DS clinic, setter clinic, hitter clinic
Varsity, JV, Freshman and grade 8: Team camp
Coaches (all levels): Coaches' clinic

This event captures the attention of children of varying ages by providing them opportunities to learn and play with science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Through immersive scientific discovery, the day camp looks to excite students to the many possibilities in math and science.

There are camps available for students entering grades 1 to 5.

For more information and to apply, visit the STEM Education and Research Center's K-12 Outreach webpage.

Through hands-on experience, participants will unleash their creativity as they program robots to conquer exciting missions, while fostering teamwork and problem-solving skills.

This camp is designed for middle school students who will be entering grades 6 through 8 for the upcoming school year.

For more information and to apply, visit the STEM Education and Research Center's K-12 Outreach webpage.

The oldest program of its kind in the state of Texas. The High School Summer Theatre Workshop consists of two weeks of concentrated instruction in acting, voice and movement, or scenery, costumes, make-up, sound, lighting and stage management for high school students.