Plant Courage. Water Curiosity.
Harvest Confidence.
Summer 2026 wraps up August 21 — thank you for an unforgettable season. The Math · Money · Mind journey doesn't have to stop there: this fall, we're taking it live on Zoom, right after school.
At SkillSprout America, we believe every child deserves a summer that's both fun and genuinely meaningful. Over five weeks, campers explored math, financial literacy, and mindset through hands-on projects, real-world challenges, and plenty of laughter — all in small groups where every child was known by name.
By the end of the summer, campers left with practical skills, new friendships, and a stronger belief in their own ability to learn. And now, that same 3M approach is going virtual — so the growth doesn't have to pause when the school year starts.
Every week blends all three — math, money, and mindset — woven into a day your child will talk about at dinner.
Same Math · Money · Mind pillars your camper loved this summer — now live on Zoom, right after school.
Real instructors, real-time — interactive mini-sessions from home.
Focused, high-energy sessions built to fit an after-school schedule.
Multiple session times offered every weekday between 4:00–7:00 PM.
The same 3 pillars from camp, continued all year long.
Zoom links and payment links are shared directly with enrolled families. Pricing & the full session calendar are coming soon — reach out and we'll notify you first.
We didn't copy a camp template. We built what we wished existed when our own kids were 7.
Max 20 campers per session. Every child is seen, supported, and challenged at their level — never lost in a crowd.
A certified yoga therapist (E-RYT 500), Kempo martial arts instructor, Edward Jones financial advisor, and a doctoral language educator.
Math, money, and mindset are the foundations that shape how kids think for life. We start building them now — at age 7.
Central Congregational Church, Chelmsford — a familiar, welcoming space with dedicated program rooms and easy parking.
Monday - Friday
July 27 - August 21, 2026
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
5-Day Program (Mon–Fri)
$299/week
3-Day Program (Tue–Wed–Thu)
$229/week
Want updates on Summer 2027, or the new After-School Zoom Series? Email us and we'll keep you posted.
Meet the Founder
I'm a dad of two daughters and the founder of SkillSprout America. After 14 years building a career I was proud of, an unexpected layoff gave me something I hadn't had in years — a full summer with my kids. What started as games and puzzles turned into a realization: my daughters were capable of so much more than their regular school days were asking of them. That summer changed how I think about learning, and eventually led to this program.
SkillSprout is my attempt to create the kind of summer I wish had existed when I was growing up — structured, purposeful, and genuinely fun.
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📍 All photos from SkillSprout America Summer 2026 · Central Congregational Church, Chelmsford, MA · Shared with parent consent
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A live, virtual continuation of our summer 3M program (Math · Money · Mind). Kids join 35–40 minute mini-sessions on Zoom, weekdays, with multiple time slots offered between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM. See the full details or contact us to reserve a spot.
A packed lunch, a refillable water bottle, and comfortable clothes for both indoor and outdoor activities. We are a nut-free environment, so please check labels. No personal electronics needed or permitted.
All outdoor activities move indoors. Our full program runs regardless of weather — parents don't need to worry about schedule changes due to rain.
Absolutely. You can enroll week by week. Many families mix full weeks and 3-day weeks depending on their summer plans.
Standard drop-off begins at 9:00 AM at Central Congregational Church, 1 Worthen Street, Chelmsford. Pick-up for full-day is between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Half-day pick-up is at 12:00 PM. A staff member will be present at all transitions.
We don't offer make-up days or pro-rated refunds for individual absences, but we do our best to keep families informed of what was covered so children can stay connected to the material.
No. We use the facility only — the program is fully secular and open to children of all backgrounds and beliefs.
We keep groups intentionally small. Our goal is for every child to be known by name and supported individually — not lost in a crowd.
That's exactly who this program is designed for. We move at the child's pace and our staff is trained to bring kids in gently, not put them on the spot.