7 Weeks of Discovery, Creativity & Adventure
June 1 – July 24, 20 26 | Monday–Friday | 12 PM – 6 PM
This summer, Creative Dreams is offering seven exciting, themed weeks designed to spark imagination, build confidence, and help every student explore new passions. Each week ends with a special project, performance, or field trip that brings their learning to life!
12-12:30 pm Check In
12:30-12:45 Opening
1-2:30 Programming Time
2:30-3 Lunch
3-5:30 Programming time
5:30-6 Closing-Clean Up -Pick Up
For more information contact: ChristianaS@CreativeDOC.org or 281-208-2018
June 1–5 • Around the World
Pack your imaginary bags—we’re traveling across the globe!
Students will explore the vibrant artistic, culinary, spiritual, and cultural traditions of India, Latin America, Asia, and Europe. The week culminates in a student-led international showcase, where teens prepare cultural dishes, perform dances or music, and share what they’ve learned with families and friends.
June 8–12 • Art History Week
Creativity meets history!
Campers will discover a variety of art media as they explore the rich artistic heritage of Fort Bend County. Students will experiment with painting, sculpture, mixed media, and more. The week concludes with an off-site field trip to the Artech Museum, where students will experience art and history in a meaningful new way.
Field Trip ARTTECH House
June 15–19 • STEM Week
Innovation starts here!
This hands-on week introduces students to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through fun experiments, problem-solving challenges, and real-world applications. Campers will work in teams to design, build, and present a final group STEM project that tests their new skills.
June 22–26 • Fort Bend History Week
A journey through our own backyard!
Students will dive into the history, culture, government, and nonprofit organizations that shape Fort Bend County. Through interactive lessons and guest speakers, campers will deepen their connection to their community. The week wraps up with an off-site field trip to the Fort Bend Museum.
Field Trip Fort Bend Museum
July 6–10 • Theater Week
Lights, camera, action!
This energetic week immerses students in the world of theater—acting, singing, dancing, stage presence, script work, and musical performance. With coaching from staff and mentors, campers will prepare for a final performance on Friday, complete with costumes and creativity center stage!
July 13–17 • Decades Week
A blast from the past!
From greasers of the ‘50s to the colorful ‘60s and ‘70s, students will travel through iconic decades of music, fashion, dance, and pop culture. Campers will enjoy themed activities, dress-up days, and retro games. The week concludes with a fun field trip to the local roller rink—the perfect vintage vibe!
Field Trip Dairy Ashford
July 20–24 • College, Trades & Military Exploration Week
Planning for the future starts now!
Students will explore higher education, skilled trades, and military pathways with visits and presentations from WCJC, HCC, University of Houston, and various military branches. The week includes practical workshops on career exploration, résumé writing, interview skills, and even drafting college entrance essays. Teens will end the week feeling more confident about their next steps.
Creative Dreams Summer Camp Cost & Financial Assistance
Creative Dreams Summer Camp is available to youth ages 11–18. The standard cost of camp is:
💰 Camp Tuition
$200 per week per student
To ensure access for all families, Creative Dreams offers a sliding‑scale fee structure based on household income, along with a limited number of full- and partial scholarship opportunities.
Creative Dreams Summer Registration Form
Scholarship & Financial Assistance
Creative Dreams is committed to ensuring every student has access to summer enrichment opportunities. Sliding‑scale rates and a limited number of full and partial scholarships are available for qualifying families.
Creative Dreams Summer Scholarship Application
Sliding Scale & Scholarship Eligibility
Students may qualify for a reduced weekly rate or a full scholarship based on household income eligibility guidelines set by the current Federal Poverty Level (FPL) or qualifying life circumstances.
Income‑Based Eligibility (2026 Guidelines)
Students may qualify if their household income is at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level, based on household size:
- Family of 4: $33,000 or less
- Family of 5: $38,680 or less
- Family of 6: $44,360 or less
- Family of 7: $50,040 or less
- Families larger than 7: Add $5,680 for each additional household member
Automatic Eligibility
Youth also qualify for sliding‑scale rates or scholarships, regardless of household income, if they meet any of the following criteria:
- Youth from a single‑parent household
- Youth currently in the foster care system or kinship care
Important Notes for Families
All income information is kept confidential and used only for determining eligibility.
Sliding scale rates and scholarships are limited and awarded based on availability.
Completion of a scholarship request does not guarantee full funding, but all requests are carefully reviewed.
For more information contact: ChristianaS@CreativeDOC.org or 281-208-2018