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  • Camp Italia

    Camp Italia is a fun-filled cultural adventure for kids in grades K-5! This immersive summer camp introduces children to Italian culture, language, and traditions through exciting hands-on activities. Campers will learn basic Italian words and songs, cook delicious treats like pizza and gelato, create beautiful Italian-inspired crafts, play traditional games, and enjoy engaging story-time and theater. Each day is packed with music, movement, and creativity, making learning about Italy both fun and educational. Join Mariangela Bonasera, Wheeling High School Italian teacher, for a summer of discovery and adventure—where every day feels like a trip to Italy!
  • Camp KenSINGton

    Are your kids ready for a summer of singing? At Camp KenSINGton students will learn a variety of musical skills while having a lot of fun! Join the Prospect High School Choral Director for a musical week including; singing techniques, choreography, solfege, musical theater, pop music, games and more! On the last day of camp the final performance for family and friends will be the perfect way to showcase the students' growth and celebrate all of their hard work. Grade levels are for the 2025-26 school year.
  • Children's Theater Company Presents, Wickedly Good!

    Join us for Wickedly Good, a thrilling mini-camp for young actors, where creativity takes center stage! This exciting showcase camp focuses on singing, dancing and acting, helping performers shine both on and off the stage. The experience concludes with a special performance where family and friends can celebrate the talents of these rising stars. Don't miss this unforgettable journey of growth, fun and theatrical magic!
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    Core Aquatics Swim Team - Summer 2025

    Core Aquatics is a competitive swim team for swimmers ages 6 years old and older. We believe in starting from the foundation and focusing on stroke proficiency while incorporating all racing aspects. The team centers on maximizing efficiency as the foundation to competitive racing and building speed through technique precision. Please note: All swim team members must also be members of USA Swimming. Membership applications will be provided by Core Aquatics; there is an $87 per year additional fee for the annual membership. Orange Squad This is the first introduction to swim team and racing. Proper mechanics are required with an emphasis on racing and competing. Open to graduates from our Swim Team Prep program or swimmers who can demonstrate ability to swim all four competitive strokes as well as show confidence diving from blocks. Blue Squad The Blue Squad focuses on stroke technique and endurance as key aspects for advancing all four competitive strokes. Open to former Core Aquatics Orange Squad members or swimmers who can demonstrate an ability to legally swim all four competitive strokes for 50+ yards, including proper turns and diving off the blocks. Silver Squad The Silver Squad features continued race training and development of advanced swim techniques for junior high-aged and advanced younger swimmers. Open to former Core Aquatics Blue Squad members or swimmers who can demonstrate an ability to legally swim all four competitive strokes for 100+ yards, including proper turns and diving off the blocks. Must be able to swim 1000+ yards of freestyle nonstop. Primarily a 12-14-year-old age group. Navy Squad The elite Navy Squad is for senior level and advanced swimmers training for success at the high school level and beyond. This level is based on invitation only from the Head Coach and requires additional commitment to training and dryland opportunities. Open to former Core Aquatics Silver members or swimmers who have experience swimming on their high school varsity team. Must commit to 90% practice attendance per week, on time arrival for all practices and commitment to train at a high level for the duration of the season. Please click here for our Summer 2025 Information Packet
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    Core Aquatics Swimming - Learn 2 Swim Summer 2025

    This class focuses on water adjustment, float, and breathing all while building water confidence in new swimmers. Each swimmer will progress through our robust curriculum individualized to their own skill level. We maintain a 3:1 swimmer to instructor ratio at our lower levels and 4:1 ratio in our last 3 levels. Through our program: Swimmers will develop comfort with water on their face, submersion, and moving through the water on their own. Swimmers will learn to rise and float on both their fronts and backs and will eventually incorporate kicking and movement. Swimmers will be introduced to breathing techniques while maintaining the float position and breathing comfortably and without ease. Swimmers will master strong propulsion for recreation and pre-competitive swimming. Swimmers will learn basic water safety and the dos/don’ts of recreational swimming. Upon completion of our seven-level program your swimmer will be able to complete 50 yards of freestyle with technical proficiency, 25 yards of backstroke with technical proficiency, 25 yards of breaststroke with technical proficiency, and 12.5 yards of butterfly with technical proficiency. Each of our 7 levels incorporates a series of primary and secondary skills that ready our swimmers for the next level. We maintain records using a progress report that outline specific skills necessary to master prior to moving to the next level.
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    Core Aquatics Water Polo

    Our Core Aquatics Water Polo summer season is focused on developing newcomers as well as more seasoned players who want to gain knowledge, technique, and skills. Coaches will divide players up based on age and skill level groupings while using drills and practice routines aligned with the best practices to help prepare athletes for success. Age Group joint practices and scrimmages are being coordinated with neighboring teams with the possibility of games through AWP. High School Groups will play American Water Polo (AWP) league games on Wednesday evenings so please note times might change on Wednesdays depending on our game schedule. Final summer game schedule has not yet been determined. High School Boys and Girls Wednesday's are dedicated to game days. All Wednesday meetings will happen at Prospect High School. Times will very between 5 and 9pm. Your coaches will update you on game times weekly. Final summer game schedule has not yet been determined.
  • Lego Robotics Camp - Presented by WildStang Robotics

    The WildStang Robotics Program is excited to host the third annual LEGO Robotics Camp! This camp is for rising 4th-8th grade students who want to learn the basics of LEGO robotics or continue their robotics journey. The focus of the camp will be to build students' programming/coding skills (typically the most difficult part of LEGO Robotics). When students aren't learning new material, they will work in teams to practice their skills and complete missions from previous FIRST LEGO League (FLL) seasons. Throughout the week they will complete as many missions as they can. On the last day of the camp, students will participate in a mini-tournament to demonstrate their learned skills. We encourage parents, family, and other supporters to attend the exciting event. The camp will be led by WildStang Robotics students, alumni and teachers. Students will be placed into small groups of 2-4 students, each group will have a WildStang group leader to assist the group throughout the week. There will be both introductory and advanced groups in the camp. During registration you will be asked questions about your camper's experience, and your answers will be used to place your student in the correct level. Students in the introductory groups will learn how to create code, move motors, drive and turn the robot, use the light and gyro sensors, code more complex programs with control statements, and more. Students in the advanced groups will go over line following, gyro turn, MyBlocks, Gyro Straight, Proportional Control, and more. All students will learn mission strategy, reliability, and robot strategy from experienced FLL alumni. Any immediate questions should be sent to FLL@WildStang.org
  • Wheeling High School STEM Camps

    Get ready for an exciting adventure at Wheeling High School’s STEM Camp, where kids entering grades 1-8 can dive into the amazing world of science, technology, engineering, and math! Our dynamic, hands-on classes will ignite curiosity, spark creativity, and make learning feel like play. Whether you're experimenting with cool science projects, building robots, or playing sports with numbers, you'll create your own custom camp experience tailored to your interests. Come discover the fun side of STEM in a supportive and inspiring environment! We offer 3 different STEM camp options: Full camp, Session 1 Half Camp, and Session 2 Half Camp: The Full Camp option runs from 1:00-4:15pm, and campers will attend two classes each day with a 15 minute snack break. Session 1 Half Camp runs from 1:00-2:30pm, and campers will attend one class each day. Session 2 Half Camp runs from 2:45-4:15pm, and campers will attend one class each day. How to Register: Select one of the three camp options. You will then be asked to select from a list of specific classes and rank your 1st and 2nd choices. Be sure to select classes that are age appropriate for your child! Once registration for the camp closes, Wheeling HS staff will place students in classes and email parents the class placements for each camper. Read about all our STEM camp class offering here: Class Descriptions Descripciones de las classes en Espanol (Please note that grade levels indicated in class descriptions refer to your child's grade level for this coming fall 2025.) Scholarship Information: Need-based scholarships for students attending Wheeling High School or Wheeling HS feeder schools are available. Please contact Emily Rodriguez at 847-718-7096 or emily.rodriguez@d214.org, or the Wheeling HS Math/Science Division Office at 847-718-7097 ¿Necesita ayuda en español? Haga clic aqui para obtener toda la información o venga a Wheeling High School a la oficina central.