Instructor: Allison Misere
Instructor: Stefanie Clements (Grades 5-8)Stefanie, a Fine Arts graduate of Bob Jones University, returned to DC, her alma mater, to share her passion for art with students. With over a decade of experience at DC, she thrives on helping students discover their artistic talents by teaching them techniques that unlock their creative potential. Currently, Stefanie serves as the art teacher for Grades 3-8, fostering a love for art and encouraging students to explore their abilities in new and exciting ways.
DC Campalooza 2025
June 16-20 & June 23-27
Welcome to Campalooza 2025! This two-week experience allows campers to attend for one session or two sessions for an entire day. Check out the sessions below and then fill out our online registration to secure your spot. Don’t wait – some sessions have a limited amount of spaces.
Choosing a Session
Review the sessions below by taking careful note of what grades each one covers. Grades indicated under each session apply to the grade a camper has JUST FINISHED for the 2024-2025 School Year. Once you have selected the sessions you want, scroll to the bottom of the page and indicate your selection through the drop-down box.
Session Times
| Morning Session | Lunch* | Afternoon Session |
|---|---|---|
| 9 am - 11:30 am | 11:30 am - 12:30 pm | 12:30 pm - 3 pm |
*Campers staying all day will be responsible for bringing a sack lunch.
Paying for Sessions
Sessions can be paid online by credit card at the link below. Payments are due at the time of registration to hold a child’s spot. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us by calling 937-291-7208 or emailing our camp director, Sarah Anne Bowers.
Cancelation Policy: Registrants will receive a 100% refund on sessions canceled up to 7 days prior to the start of the camp session. Any cancelations made the week of camp will receive a 50% refund.
Week 1: June 16-20
| Session | AM | PM |
|---|---|---|
| Art | Grades 5-6 | Grades 7-8 |
| STEM | Grades 3-4 | |
| Amazing Athletes | Grades 1-2 | Grades 3-4 |
| Sewing | Grades 4-8 | Grades 4-8 |
| Industrial Arts | Grades 5-8 | Grades 5-8 |
Week 1: Industrial Arts registration
Week 2: June 23-27
| Session | AM | PM |
| Spanish | Grades 3-4 | Grades 1-2 |
| Art | Grades 3-4 | Grades 1-2 |
| Nature | Grades 1-2 | Grades 3-4 |
| PE | Grades 1-2 | Grades 3-5 |
| Rocketry | Grades 3-4 | |
| Industrial Arts |
| Grades 3-4 |
Spanish
Art
Erika, a Fine Arts graduate from Wright State University, specializes in photography. After running a successful photography business for four years, she brought her expertise to teaching as a long-term substitute at DC High School, covering drawing, sculpture, painting, printmaking, and photography. Erika’s creative teaching style inspires students to explore their artistic talents, fostering self-expression and growth. Her diverse background in both the arts and education allows her to positively impact students’ lives.Sewing
Emma Fry, a skilled seamstress with over a decade of experience, owns a sewing and alteration business specializing in women's formal wear. She has costumed over 30 productions with Town Hall Theater, Epiphany Drama Ministry, and Yellowbrick Theater Company. Emma was named Teen Designer of the Year by Simplicity Patterns and Girl's Life Magazine in 2018. Currently a fashion design major at the University of Cincinnati's DAAP program, she received the Martha Steinkamp Sherman Award for Artistic Accomplishments. Physical Education
Instructor: Paul HollidaySTEM
leading the MakerSpace program for Grades K-6. Passionate about hands-on learning, he fosters a collaborative environment where students thrive through movement and teamwork. Phillip enjoys seeing students' excitement as they solve problems and express creativity. He encourages students to use their talents to honor the ultimate Creator by providing opportunities to glorify Christ through their work.Amazing Athletes
Nature
medicinal herbs, flowers, and vegetables. She offers herbalism education through workshops, CSA services, garden planning, permaculture design, and food forestry installations. Mandy contributes to articles and podcasts on organic practices and applies Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio methods in her parenting and community work. Mandy loves connecting God's design of nature into our everyday lives, enriching her community with a deep appreciation for His creation. Mandy is pursuing a certificate in Agricultural Business Management.Rocketry
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background in law enforcement sharpened his problem-solving and investigative skills. In his rocketry classes, students explore aerodynamics, rockets, and physics, culminating in a hands-on launch experience. Outside of teaching, Bob enjoys skydiving, water sports, and quality time with his seven grandchildren. His diverse skills and passions make him a unique educator and mentor.Industrial Arts
grandfather in Germany. He founded The WoodenSchu and expanded into marquetry with a laser engraver. An amateur photographer and aspiring astrophotographer, Tim also enjoys homebrewing and making sausages, sauerkraut, and cheese. Active in his church, he’s led multiple volunteer efforts, including disaster response and Group Mission Trips. At Dayton Christian, he teaches industrial arts, woodturning, 3D printing, and product design.