Let your kids dive into the world of computer technology this summer at Camp Katy Technology Camp. We are celebrating our 8th year of camp in Katy, TX. Not only have we upgraded our classrooms to a new location, we have also added additional locations in Sugarland and Clear Lake.

Why choose Camp Katy? We offer the same (or better) courses the larger, more expensive camps offer, with a few key differences. We are less than half the price of other local technology camps, and you'll save time and money by not having to chauffeur your children all over the state. All of our courses are taught in an instructor led, not web based, environment. We take great care in choosing instructors who are industry experts or college students with a passion for the subject. All of our instructors are patient, enjoy working with children and go through a thorough training process. They are not hired with basic knowledge and then taught our curriculum in a training session; they really know their stuff! And lastly, we LOVE that we are a family oriented, family owned and operated summer camp that has your children’s future in mind.

Please visit our website for further details regarding sessions, schedules, and pricing.

Camp Type:  Residential  Day Year Established: 2005 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 5 to 17 years old Cost/Week: $351.00-$500.00/wk Religious Affiliation: Camp Owner(s): Amber Strickland Camp Director(s): Amber Strickland Nearest Large City: Houston Off Season Rental: Yes

Camp Focus: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers Academic and Pre-College Camps: Creative Writing Academic and Pre-College Camps: Gaming Arts Camps: Acting Arts Camps: Film and TV Arts Camps: Photography and Video Arts Camps: Visual Arts Special Accommodations: ADD, Food Allergies, Aspergers, Autism, Overnight Lodging & Airport Transfer

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Additional Activities:
Internet Safety, Digital Photography, Web Design, Computer Game Design, Movie Making, Junior Technic

Schedule Coming February 1, 2012