A variety of programs are open to children in rising kindergarten – 8th grades.
If you have any questions please reach out to Jennifer through email (jennifer@cynosurelearning.com) or phone (980-500-9345).
Program Details for Parents
Engineering Camp Charlotte will return to Queens University for summer 2024!
2024 Dates
The program will run four separate week-long programs. Activities are always different each week – and new every summer!
- July 8-12: Introduction to Engineering (gr K-2); Engineering Flight (gr 3-8)
- July 15-19: Introduction to Engineering (gr K-2); Engineering the Galaxy (gr 3-8)
- July 22-26: Introduction to Engineering (gr K-2); Extreme Structures (gr 3-8)
- July 29-August 2: Introduction to Engineering (gr K-2); Engineering and Mechanics (gr 3-8)
2024 Camp Information
Queens University
1900 Selwyn Avenue,
Charlotte 28207
2024 Program Cost
(per camper)
Grades K-2: $375/week
Grades 3-8: $450/week
M-F: 9am-3:30pm (drop off 8:30am-9:00am and pick up 3:30pm-4:00pm)
NEW Curriculum Each Summer
The program guides students through the engineering design process as they tackle exciting engineering design challenges throughout each week-long program. Students will also learn about the National Academy of Engineering’s 14 Grand Challenges and the careers available to them in the various fields of engineering.
Click here to learn more about our curriculum.
Click here to read descriptions about our specific topics being offered this summer.
Each summer the curriculum changes, so no camp experience is ever the same!
Each team of campers is led by two ‘coaches’. All staff will participate in a selective hiring process and attend two extensive trainings, one led by NC State’s College of Engineering and one by Cynosure Learning L3C.
Full background checks of all staff members are conducted each season.
Flashback to Past Seasons
We had SO much fun during our past seasons. Our campers studied aerospace, mechanical, and civil engineering in our first ever specialty weeks. We had K2 students reading stories and solving problems the main characters had using engineering. We had high school students designing and presenting prototypes to address one of the 14 Grand Challenges of their choice. We had elementary and middle school students communicating and collaborating their way through the engineering design process to solve problems from a multitude of engineering disciplines. Want to see? Click here to check out the sights and sounds from 2019!
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Full refunds will be offered through May 31, 2024. June 1 through June 30 the program will refund 50% of tuition. No refunds after June 30, 2024
