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Lapeer CTE Summer Academies 2025

2025 CTE Summer Academies

Academies begin at 8:30 am, and we ask parents to come into the building promptly at 3:30 pm to pick up their student(s).

** Lunch is provided

**NO OPEN-TOE SHOES

Welding                                                             


June 16-18              5th—8th grade    


15 spots                                                                     C. Dzieszkowski


Considering a career in welding?  Work on various hands-on projects in our welding lab using Shielded and Gas Metal Arc Welding processes, as well as an Oxyacetylene torch and Plasma Arc cutting.  Students will be taking their completed projects home with them!  


** NO SHORTS or OPEN TOE SHOES


 3 days                                $90


 


Animal and Plant Science 


June 23-26             6th-8th Grade


20 spots                                                                   J. Arrasmith and M. Plonkey


Discover the wonders of science this summer! Our Science Summer Program offers an exciting opportunity for young minds to explore the fascinating world of science through hands-on experiments, engaging activities, and expert-led workshops. Whether you're interested in chemistry, physics, biology, or environmental science, this program provides a fun and interactive learning environment where curiosity is encouraged and critical thinking is developed. Join us this summer to ignite your passion for discovery, expand your knowledge, and make unforgettable memories


4 days                                 $120


 


 

Go Cart Build       


June 23rd-27th    6th-8th grade


24 spots                                                                  K. Thomas, T. Wright, D. Sullivan & A. Hoskins                       


Vroom, Vroom! 


Working in small groups, students will build go carts from the ground up. Beginning with braking, steering, and suspension, the groups will then work on body panels and roll bars. They will then add an engine, align the drive chain, and finish up. On the last day, students will have the opportunity to drive the cart they build. Parents will be invited in on Friday to watch the driving experience


 


5 days                                  $150


  


Intro to Cosmetology


June 17-19        7th and 8th


10 spots available for each camp                    M. Grossbauer


**Location – This camp is being held at Grondin’s in Lapeer.  Please be sure to drop your student off in the back of the building at the following address:


Grondin’s College of Cosmetology


371 W. Nepessing St. 


Lapeer, Mi.  48446 – Phone:  810-664-7683 


Your student will learn the basics of cosmetology. The first day will consist of facial shapes, hair maintenance, styling, and color theory. Students will learn the art of shampooing using mannequins, braiding, and curling. Moving into the second day, participants will learn about nails by engaging in hands-on activities and performing manicures and pedicures on each other. The final day will provide students with knowledge about different skin types and treatments to best suit these types. Students will perform facials on each other or on mannequins.  Upon completion of the camp, participants will be allowed to keep the mannequin heads to practice and continue learning while at home!


3 days                                   $ 90


 


Intro to Cosmetology 


June 26-27          5th and 6th grade


10 spots available for each camp                  M. Grossbauer


**Location – This camp is being held at Grondin’s in Lapeer.  Please be sure to drop your student off in the back of the building at the following address:


Grondin’s College of Cosmetology


371 W. Nepessing St. 


Lapeer, Mi.  48446 – Phone:  810-664-7683 


Your student will learn the basics of cosmetology. The first day will consist of facial shapes, hair maintenance, styling, and color theory. Students will learn the art of shampooing using mannequins, braiding, and curling. Moving into the second day, participants will learn about nails by engaging in hands-on activities and performing manicures and pedicures on each other. Upon completion of the camp, participants will be allowed to keep the mannequin heads to practice and continue learning while at home!


2 days                                   $ 60


 


Intro to Cosmetology 


July 1-3           9th and 10th grade


10 spots available for each camp                  M. Grossbauer


**Location – This camp is being held at Grondin’s in Lapeer.  Please be sure to drop your student off in the back of the building at the following address:


Grondin’s College of Cosmetology


371 W. Nepessing St. 


Lapeer, Mi.  48446 – Phone:  810-664-7683 


Your student will learn the basics of cosmetology. The first day will consist of facial shapes, hair maintenance, styling, and color theory. Students will learn the art of shampooing using mannequins, braiding, and curling. Moving into the second day, participants will learn about nails by engaging in hands-on activities and performing manicures and pedicures on each other. The final day will provide students with knowledge about different skin types and treatments to best suit these types. Students will perform facials on each other or on mannequins.  Upon completion of the camp, participants will be allowed to keep the mannequin heads to practice and continue learning while at home!


3 days                                   $ 90





Introduction to Photography: Capture the Moment


July 16-17            6th-8th grade                    


15 spots                                                                 J. Holladay


This two-day photography summer camp is designed to introduce middle school students to the fundamentals of photography, including composition, exposure, and manual camera settings. Students will gain hands-on experience with cameras, learn essential photography techniques, and engage in creative projects that enhance their understanding of visual storytelling.


2 day                                    $ 60


 


Lights, Camera, Action 


July 21-22             6th-8th grade


20 spots                                                                 J. Holladay, E. McNulty


Join us for Lights, Camera, Action! News Production Camp, a hands-on experience where future journalists and media makers in grades 6-8 will learn how to produce a professional news broadcast from start to finish!

2 Action-Packed Days!

 Day 1: Field Production & News Gathering – Learn to research, write, film, and edit your own news stories using professional cameras and microphones!

Day 2: Studio Production & Live Broadcast – Take on real studio roles like news anchor, director, camera operator, and audio engineer while producing a full studio broadcast using green screens, PTZ cameras, and a TriCaster switcher!

What You’ll Learn:

✅ How to gather and report news like a pro

✅ Hands-on training with cameras, audio, and editing

✅ Experience running a real TV studio with professional equipment

✅ Work as a team to produce a full news show!


2 day                                    $ 60


 


  


If paying by cash or check, please register with Maria Martz at mmartz@lapeerisd.org or 810-664-1124 ext. 83901.  Payment is due upon registration. 


Credit Card registration will be located on our website at www.lapeerisd.org


 


For further information, please contact Educational Services Director, Dawn Mosher at DMosher@lapeerisd.org or 810-245-3983


 


**Registration is non-refundable due to withdrawal within 14
days prior to beginning date of the camp. 

The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of
religion, race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and
transgender identity), disability, age, marital or family status, genetic
information, height, weight, military status, ancestry, or any other
statutorily protected category (“collectively “Protected Classes”) in its
programs, activities, or employment. The following individuals have been
designated by the Board of Education as the District’s Compliance Officers to
handle inquiries regarding the District’s nondiscrimination, prohibition
against discrimination based on disability, and anti-harassment policies:
Michelle Proulx, Director of Special Education (student-related) or Ann M.
Schwieman, Director of Administrative Services and Personnel (staff-related)
1996 W. Oregon St., Lapeer, MI 48446 Phone: (810) 664-5917

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Lapeer County Education and Technology Center
690 N. Lake Pleasant Rd.
Attica,MI 48412
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