The Collaborative Summer Camp
Registration for camp season 2026 opens to the public on March 1st!
Open to ages 5-12 (completing their first year of kindergarten). Operating July 7th - August 8th. Camp is held at Flood Brook School, Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4 pm
Campers will enjoy summertime fun with daily coordinated activities with a different theme each week, including arts and crafts, STEAM projects, organized games and sports, swimming, and field trips. Campers are split into age-based groups for age-appropriate activities.
To register your child(ren), please vist the summer camp portal below. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Email [email protected] for questions!
Tuition Prices for Camp:
Registration Fee is $35 per child. This registration fee is waived for students already enrolled and paid for the 2025-2026 EDP school year. Fee is wavied for families using state subsidy. $55 per child per day. Daily and weekly rates are discounted 10% for siblings
2026 Camp Season Schedule:
Week One Theme (June 29 - 3): Great Outdoors
Week Two Theme (July 7 - 11): Strategy & Games Week
Week Three Theme (July 14 - 18): Mad Scientist
Week Four Theme (July 20 - 24): Sports Week
Week Five Theme (July 27 - July 31): Art Appreciation
Week Six Theme (Aug 3 - 7): Survivor Week
The Collaborative runs Collaborative Camp, a 5 STARS Vermont licensed and accredited summer camp program. This accreditation ensures we maintain the highest standards for safety, staff training, and curriculum development.
Program Information
Collaborative Camp Program Portal
Collaborative Camp has its own virtual program portal containing information specific to summer camp. In the camp portal, you will find the registration form and fee details, attendance procedures, scholarship and financial assistance options, tuition rates and invoice payment details, as well as contact information for Collaborative Camp staff.
We encourage all families to explore the camp portal, especially the Financial Info page regarding financial assistance and how to apply. The Collaborative Camp Program Portal will always be accessible through this Collaborative Camp page on our website.
Collaborative Camp Registration
Welcome to our Camp Season 2026 registration form for family registration! Please note that this form is specifically for registering your child for camp. Please fill out the child registration to sign up for the specific days they will be attending camp. If you have more than one child attending camp, please make sure to fill out one form per child.
Use the button below to access our online Collaborative Camp registration form and complete it to sign up for 2026 season. There is a $35 per child non-refundable registration fee and registration fees must be paid before your child(ren) attend Collaborative Camp for the first time.
Registration Fee & Tuition Invoice Payment
Remember! Registration fee payments must be made before your child(ren) attend Collaborative Camp for the first time. Registration fees can be paid on the Registration page of the Collaborative Camp Program Portal.
Tuition rates for Collaborative Camp can be found in the Collaborative Camp Program Portal. Tuition invoices can be paid from the Tuition Billing page in the Collaborative Camp Program Portal. Tuition invoices can also be paid from the payments page on our website. Payment options include Venmo, pay by credit/debit card, check, or pay on site.
For assistance with payments, email [email protected].
Meet Our Collaborative Camp Leadership Team
Amanda Fouda
School Based Youth Programs Director
In our afterschool program, Amanda ensures the students she works with always feel seen and heard. Trust-building and healthy communication are at the forefront of every interaction. Amanda is a valued member in both the office and the school environment and continues to support our team’s work and mission.
Jacob Dombroski
Programs Assistant
Born and raised in New Hampshire’s Lake Sunapee region, Jacob has always felt a passion for finding joy in unexpected places. He studied Chemistry and Theatre at Middlebury College; there he also met the woman who would become his wife, a lifelong Manchester, VT native. Jacob hopes that his platform at The Collaborative will allow the youth of this community to flourish in their own self-expression, finding purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the everyday regardless of their circumstances. Alongside his wife Brittany and their son Wilder, Jacob enjoys reading, spending time in nature, studying languages, and playing board games and video games with family and friends.
Natalie Philpot
Programs Coordinator
Natalie has been working as the Programs Coordinator at The Collaborative since 2019. Natalie earned her BA in Political Science with a minor in Music and Women’s and Gender Studies from Kenyon College in 2003. She then went on to earn her Masters in Music and Music Education from Teachers College at Columbia University in 2010. A passionate educator, Natalie has lived and taught in Ohio, England, California, Belize, New York City and Vermont. Natalie loves to sing, act, and dance and is an active member of the Dorset Players. She loves to be a part of this amazing community and serves on the board of the Community Food Cupboard and is also a coach with Equinox Lacrosse. Her favorite thing to do, however, is spend time with her two daughters, Bryce and BK, who remind her that there is so much magic in the world.