Summer Camps that make Learning Fun
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Amy Lynne Shelton has been with the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) for 13 years and has served as executive director for the last three. The nonprofit’s summer camps—taught by Johns Hopkins professors and other renowned academics and subject matter experts—attract bright young people from all over the world, who spend their summer days immersed in such topics as robotics, engineering and language arts.
It can be challenging, but it’s also just a good time.
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Enrollment is now open for summer 2026! Great news! CTY summer day, residential, and online courses for advanced learners in grades 2-12 are now enrolling. Seats are limited, so enroll early for the best selection of courses. CTY brings advanced learners from around the world together to explore
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As students returned to school after summer break, they likely discussed what they did you over the summer. While some worked, completed internships or vacationed with family, others participated in the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth’s On-Campus Summer Programs.