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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Admin at the St Agnes location of Congressional Camp was very well-organized but the activities were lackluster. Cooking camp especially was boring. It’s an expensive camp. They need to do better than just babysitting, basically.[/quote]

We had a very lackluster experience last year at St Agnes Congo art camp. It was billed as painting and art history and my kid was tossed in a room with Crayola supplies and no structure. He’s a good artist and he didn’t produce anything nice in 2 whole weeks.

We did it to get into Congo main campus this year. My kids just finished their first session and they love it! They tell me the videos on the FB page are a good representation of their experience. Archery, horseback riding, swimming, fun special events like “messtival”. They take the bus which is super convenient. My picky eater is not complaining. Every day is the “best day ever” per my 1st and 4th graders. Worth every penny. [/quote]

With a lot of these camps I have to look at who is teaching it. We do the art and science camps at St Stephens and St Agnes (not the same St Agnes Congo uses) and they are taught by the science and art teachers at the school. My kids have loved them but i think because they are real teachers with real knowledge vs teens without a real curriculum. [/quote]

If this poster comes back, can you talk about your experience at any of the other SSSA camps? [/quote]

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