With Jacob Wooton and Micheal Sammler as well as a guest artist each week!

July 6 - 10: Week 1 of Comics Camp!

Grades 2 - 8

Camp Time:
8:30am - 3:00pm

Get ready for two weeks of Comics Camp this summer! Chose one week or both! Comics Camp has been a part of many students’ summer for years. It is simple in concept, yet beautiful in practice.

By morning, campers will work in the comics studio, learning new techniques and building characters and stories into a new issue of the long-running “Out of Our Minds!!” compilation. In the afternoon, the group will hike and explore on walking field trips. Observational sketching is part of building our art practice.  We always find time for some games and challenges, or to cool off in fountains or the sprinkler on the grass.

Each camper gets a comic gift bag from Books with Pictures, and a copy of the compilation as well as a brand new sketch book to fill all summer. 

Jacob Wooton is sometimes called a math teacher, but really he coaches creative problem solving with applied math skills — which he’s done with students in grades 5-8 at Cedarwood for about ten years. He has committed himself to hundreds of hours of Waldorf-specific teacher training in science, math, and child development. When not teaching algebra, he paints, a lot, and makes comic books a little.

PLEASE READ:

CEDARWOOD CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY FOR 2026: 

Parent Cancellations:

Cancellation of more than 3 months prior to the start date of that camp receives a full refund.

Cancellation 3 months prior to the start date of that camp receives a 50% refund.

Cancellation 2 months prior to the start date of that camp receives a 25% refund.

Cancellation 1 month or less prior to the start date of that camp receives NO REFUND.

Cedarwood Cancellations:

Cedarwood will issue a full refund for a program or camp canceled by the school. Any cancellation of a camp by Cedarwood will take place at least two weeks in advance of the camp start date. A camp may be canceled if there are fewer than 10 students enrolled.

Camps may also be canceled due to high heat or poor air quality. In the case of poor air quality due to wildfires, camps will be closed for the day if the air quality is rated 151 or higher (unhealthy) by 6:30 a.m. and there is reason to believe it will remain so for a substantial portion of the day.

If your family needs a reduced rate to participate in summer camp, please email Talia Stein at tstein@cedarwoodschool.org and tell us a little about your situation.

Any additional questions regarding summer camps, or if you’d like to be added to a waiting list, please reach out to Talia Stein at tstein@cedarwoodschool.org.