2026 Summer Camp at NCC
JULY
AT CAPACITY. Automotive – General Vehicle Maintenance and Information: Rising 6th grade – rising seniors. Proper use of tools and procedures involved during vehicle check-over, oil change, tire replacement, warning light meaning and checking, and scan tool introduction. Schedule: 4 Days, M-Th $295, 9AM-12PM
Registration Info: Week of July 6: CRN – 30873- Beauty Basics: Rising 5th grade – rising 9th grade. Learn basic manicure skills, including nail shaping, polishing techniques, and nail health. Explore simple skincare routines and healthy skin habits, practice age-appropriate makeup application for everyday looks, master beginner hair styling techniques like braids, ponytails, and easy updos, and learn proper hair hygiene and how to care for different hair types.
Schedule: 3 Days W-F, $295, 9AM -12PM
Registration Info: Week of July 6: CRN – 30898 - Culinary: Ages 12-16. In the College Test Kitchen, campers will learn how to make Pizza with homemade dough, Pretzel knots, Chocolate Chip Cookies, Meatballs (with hidden veggies in the recipe) & sauce and noodles, Salad with homemade dressing, Chicken Quesadillas with guacamole and salsa.
Schedule: 3 Days, M-W, $295, 2-5 PM.
Registration Info: Week of July 6. CRN 30962
- AT CAPACITY. NASHUA FIRE RESCUE: Fire Fighter Camp: Ages 14 – 18. Find out what a career in the fire service is all about, experience fire scene training, engine and ladder operations, basic EMS training, auto extrication, fire extinguisher training, and earn your CPR Certification. See the camp flyer for more info.
Schedule: 5 Days, M-F, 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM. CRN: 30915
Cost: $20 (for CPR Certificate)
Please note that priority will be given to first-time Fire Rescue campers. - AT CAPACITY. Automotive – General Vehicle Maintenance and Information: Rising 6th grade – rising seniors. Proper use of tools, Proper procedures involved during vehicle check-over, oil change, tire rotation and replacement, Warning light meaning and checking, scan tool introduction.
Schedule: 4 Days, M-Th $295, 9AM-12PM
Registration Info: Week of July 13: CRN – 30874 - Baking: Ages 12-16. In the College Test Kitchen, campers will learn how to bake the following: Chocolate chip cookies, Brownies, Cupcakes and buttercream- from start to finish including creatively decorating, Roll out cookies with royal icing and decorate.
Schedule: 3 Days, M-W, $295, 2-5 PM.
Registration Info: Week of July 13. CRN-30963
- Future Educators – Early Childhood Education Camp: Ages 12 – 17. Explore the world of Early Childhood Education in this 3-day camp with a variety of on-campus and on-campus activities:
Monday will be on campus work, Tuesday we will meet at the Allds Street Head Start in Nashua at 9:00 am and pick-up at 12 pm. Wednesday, we will have CPR training from 9:00 – 11:30 am then a family lunch at 11:30 – 12:00 where families will learn about opportunities in ECE, scholarships, Early College, and pre-apprenticeship programs.
Schedule: 3 Days, M-W, 9am-12pm. Cost: FREE
Registration Info: Week of July 20. CRN – 30931 - “DND” Tabletop Role-Playing-Games: Rising 6th grade – rising seniors. Flex your creative writing and storytelling skills! Learn world-building, character development, and how to run an engaging campaign.
Schedule: 4 Days, M-Th $295, 9AM-12PM
Registration Info: Week of July 20: CRN – 30876 - Beauty Basics: Rising 5th grade – rising 9th grade. Learn basic manicure skills, including nail shaping, polishing techniques, and nail health. Explore simple skincare routines and healthy skin habits, practice age-appropriate makeup application for everyday looks, master beginner hair styling techniques like braids, ponytails, and easy updos, and learn proper hair hygiene and how to care for different hair types.
Schedule: 3 Days W-F, $295, 9AM -12PM
Registration Info: Week of July 20: CRN – 30899
For more info or to register, contact:
Danielle Pinkerton
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