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About Camp

Arts and Science Literacy Camp serves children from low to middle income families in Milwaukee County with an innovative approach that integrates literacy, fine arts, and sciences. Our dedicated team includes reading specialists, behavior specialists, certified teachers, and arts and science professionals who create a nurturing environment where all children can thrive.​

Talented Leadership Team: 
  • Jane Borden, Lead Teacher/Arts & Literacy Specialist
  • Jules Borden, Behavior Specialist
  • Laura Yale, Special Education Teacher

Quick Links

  • Sign up for Camp
  • Featured on TMJ4
  • ​Contact us at: ​[email protected] or [email protected]

Year-Round Camp

Our "School-Year Camp" operates daily throughout the academic year:
  • Morning program (10am-2:30pm) for K3-K4 students
  • Afternoon program (2:30pm-6pm) for K5-8th graders
  • Cost: $37/day for K3-K4; $8/hour for K5-8th
  • Transportation provided (MPS buses for older students)
  • Capacity to serve 55 students daily

Summer Camp

​2025 Arts & Science Summer Literacy Camp Registration Forms 
Coming Soon!! 

"After COVID, my daughter struggled to read. We tried multiple programs to help her catch up and nothing gave her that push. She attended Arts and Science Literacy Camp and was given extra tutoring and her reading just exploded." - Parent of Camper

Making a Difference in Milwaukee

While our beloved Milwaukee community faces significant challenges—with only 13% of elementary students reading at grade level—ASL Camp tells a different story.

​At our camp, 50% of our 1st-8th graders leave at or above proficiency in reading, showcasing the effectiveness of our integrated approach.

For ten years, ASLC has proudly served over 4,200 learners from across Milwaukee County. Our vibrant community includes students from diverse backgrounds: 33% Black, 16% Latino, 10% Asian, and 41% white, with 15% of students at or below poverty level.

​We particularly excel at supporting neurodivergent learners—45% of our students receive special education services and have IEPs.
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Milwaukee's TMJ4 Feature: "Camp Sneaks Learning Into Fun to Help Boost Literacy in Milwaukee Students"

"Camp is a place where I feel free to express myself...
​it's a safe place to be me!" - Camper

Our Whole Child Approach

ASL Camp embraces a "whole child" model that addresses all aspects of literacy: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Weekly themes provide a framework for arts-integrated projects that promote literacy growth while engaging students' creativity. Our approach goes beyond academics to support social-emotional learning, teaching conflict resolution strategies and effective communication skills.

 Thank you to our generous donors

Thank you to everyone who supports our Arts and Science Literacy Camp! These donations make it possible for us to offer this program and provide scholarships so that all students can participate regardless of financial circumstances.

​If you'd like to help more young people discover the joy of arts and science learning, please consider making a donation today.

As we continue to grow, our goal is to increase the number of scholarships we can offer, allowing more children to experience the transformative power of arts and science literacy learning.
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​Tippecanoe Presbyterian
125 W. Saveland
Milwaukee, WI 53207
[email protected]
414.481.4680
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