Summer Leadership Camps

2019 CADA/CASL Summer Leadership Camps will be held at UC Santa Barbara and Santa Clara University. The camps are designed for student leaders who are interested in acquiring skills necessary to become successful school leaders. They work together and network with other students through camp councils. The advisor program, which is parallel to the student program, will cover topics designed to assist new and experienced advisors in developing the most effective strategies to meet their individual school activity plans.

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Registration opens in January!

Santa Clara University

June 24 - 27, 2019 MS & HS

Our return to Northern California with a four-day Leadership Camp for both high school and middle school students.

University of California, Santa Barbara

July 7-10, 2019   High School Camp 1
July 12-15, 2019  High School Camp 2 
July 17-20, 2019  High School Camp 3
July 23-26, 2019  High School Camp 4
July 23-25, 2019   Middle School Camp

Access the 2018 Camp Info Document for:

• Online Info Forms to be completed by all students & adults attending
• Medical Release & Policies Form to be completed and brought to camp
• Camp Code of Conduct and Information
• Camp Checklist for Reminders
• Sample Schedules
• Optional Key Deposit Form
• Camp FAQ's for Advisors
• Travel Guides
• Early Arrival Information
• and more to come...
   

2018 Summer Leadership Camps Brochure:

Download the 2018 Summer Leadership Camps Brochure Now!

 

CADA's Summer Leadership Camps:

• Are a great setting to develop personal and interpersonal skills.
• Help to ensure future success in high school, college and the 21st century work force.
• Are staffed by professional and credentialed educators.
• Have been training California student leaders for 28 years.

Capture New Leadership Ideas!....CADA/CASL Camps Can Help Your Students to Become...

• Dynamic Student Leaders
• Well-rounded team players
• Creative Problem Solvers
• Effective Communicators
• Successful Presenters
• Visionary Planners
• Prepared for College & Career Studies

After acquiring these skills your student leaders will be prepared to promote a positive school climate, involving and connecting more students on your campus.

Take a look back at the 2017 camp recap videos