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Summer Camp 2025


Whether it is serving a tennis ball or serving others, catching bugs or catching basketballs, building theatre sets or building business savvy, there is so much to try at Harpeth Hall summer camps. Echoing Harpeth Hall’s school mission, in the summers we will teach your girl to think critically, lead confidently, and live honorably — and have fun, too! 

2025 Summer Camp planning in progress.  Details coming soon!

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Browse offerings from summer 2024 below.



Don't miss these additional summer offerings at Harpeth Hall!
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STEM Summer Institute

STEM Summer Institute

Select 6th through 12th grade students from across Middle Tennessee can apply to participate in our STEM Summer Institute, Harpeth Hall's premier research-based STEM summer program where girls use the engineering design process to solve real-world problems as they create, build, and test prototype solutions. As they learn, campers visit local laboratories and engage with a diverse group of women in STEM careers. At the end of the two-week experience, students present their projects to a team of STEM professionals to gain feedback and greater understanding.


 

Summer Spark for Girls

Summer Spark for Girls

Harpeth Hall’s newest program, Summer Spark for Girls, ignites the joy of learning, inspires academic and personal growth, and celebrates the whole girl as she makes discoveries and develops supportive friendships in a small cohort of learners. This two-week, full-day program for rising 6th grade students offers classes in language arts, math, and visual and performing arts. Working with Harpeth Hall faculty, students explore new skills, grow as leaders, and dive deep into identifying their own special spark. Summer Spark seeks to uplift and connect creative and purposeful girls from across Nashville. 
Questions: Email program director Natasha Robinson

Time to Rise

Time to Rise

Nashville-based nonprofit Time to Rise offers positive and life-enriching activities and experiences for at-risk youth. The organization operates academically focused summer programs for students in 4th through 6th grades at four independent schools in Nashville. Each summer Harpeth Hall welcomes approximately 30 rising 5th and 6th grade girls to its campus for the month of June. Harpeth Hall teachers partner with students through learning and enrichment opportunities to discover empowerment through education and further develop character and confidence. Visit Time to Rise to learn more.
 


 

Summer Camp FAQs

Other questions?

Email summer@harpethhall.org.

 


Carol Garaby

Director of Auxiliary Programs

Summer Camp 
Extended Care

Harpeth Hall offers extended care both before and after camp sessions. Girls will enjoy a snack, play games, and participate in other activities.

Before camp care
8-9 a.m.
$25 per week/pre-registered

After camp care
3-5:30 p.m.
$75 per week/pre-registered
Any camper not picked up by 3:30 p.m. will automatically go to after camp care and your account will be charged the drop-in rate of $15/day.

Drop-in (not pre-registered)
$15 per day
Email summer@harpethhall.org as soon as you know you will need the drop-in service for the day.