WASC Leadership Camp

Stevens Point, WI

About WASC Leadership Camp

What happens at camp — daily structure and signature events

Each day kicks off with high-energy Opening Sessions designed to get every delegate energized and ready to seize the day. Days conclude with Evening Closings — reflection, inspiring stories, and camp songs led by adult and junior counselors. The Banquet is a special evening affair where delegates dress up, dine with peers, and listen to keynote speeches from fellow delegates. Throughout the week, students practice vital presentation skills, culminating in an evening where individuals address everyone at the banquet.

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At a glance

Address
University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point, Stevens Point, WI
Camp type
Overnight camp

Activities

More activities

  • banquet with keynote speeches
  • evening closings with reflection and camp songs
  • opening sessions
  • public speaking practice
  • ropes course (Level 3)

Independence, growth & leadership

What WASC Leadership Camp is — overview

WASC Leadership Camp is an immersive 5-day experience where middle and high school students come together to grow as leaders, build confidence, and create connections that last far beyond camp. Whether you're new to leadership or ready to grow, camp is designed for anyone who wants to improve their leadership skills — whether you're involved in Student Council, National Honor Society, Drama Club, a sports team, the school musical, cheerleading, or your local FFA.

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2027 sessions & tuition

JAM Level 1: for students entering 7th grade Fall 2027 or entering 8th grade with no previous WASC camp experience

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Grades 7–8 (entering)

Overnight camp

Duration is 5 days. Early bird price $515 if registered and paid in full by Dec 31. Standard tuition TBD. Level 2 prerequisite: none for entering 7th grade; entering 8th grade with no prior WASC camp experience.

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JAM Level 2: for students who completed Level 1 or entering 9th grade Fall 2027 with no prior WASC camp experience

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Grades 9–9 (entering)

Overnight camp

Also open to Level 1 completers regardless of grade. Duration is 5 days. Standard tuition TBD.

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JAM Level 3: for students who completed Level 2 or entering 8th–9th grade Fall 2027 with prior WASC camp experience

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Grades 8–9 (entering)

Overnight camp

Also open to Level 2 completers regardless of grade. Duration is 5 days. Standard tuition TBD. Additional ropes course forms required; to be sent closer to camp start.

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SHS Level 4: for students who completed Level 2 or 3, or entering 10th–12th grade Fall 2027 with no prior WASC camp experience

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Grades 10–12 (entering)

Overnight camp

Also open to Level 2 or 3 completers regardless of grade. Duration is 5 days. Standard tuition TBD. Delta Kappa Gamma scholarships available for female registrants entering 10th or 11th grade at this level.

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SHS Level 5: for students who completed Level 4 or entering 12th grade Fall 2027 with no prior WASC camp experience

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Grades 12–12 (entering)

Overnight camp

Also open to Level 4 completers regardless of grade. Duration is 5 days. Standard tuition TBD.

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SHS Level 6: capstone for students who completed Level 5

2027-07-11 – 2027-07-15

Early Bird (by Dec 31, 2026): $515

Overnight camp

Prerequisite: completion of Level 5. Duration is 5 days. Standard tuition TBD. No grade range stated — entry is by prior level completion only.

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For parents & families

Financial aid and scholarships available

WASC offers multiple scholarship funding opportunities. The Julie Lietz Camp Scholarship is available to any delegate requiring partial or full financial assistance, with multiple awards distributed each summer (deadline May 15, 2027). The Middle School Leadership Award offers one full-tuition scholarship to a deserving middle school delegate from Region III. Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarships offer two $500 awards to female registrants entering 10th or 11th grade attending Level 4. A T-Shirt Design Scholarship is awarded to the delegate whose design is selected for the official camp t-shirt.

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Health form and medical information required at registration

To complete the WASC Health form, which is linked as a Google form within the registration, you will need your insurance information, your medication list, and your primary physician's name and phone number. If attending Level 3, additional forms for the ropes course will also be sent closer to the start of camp.

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Safety, supervision, and code of conduct

Building a safe and successful leadership environment starts before camp even begins. Every student, volunteer, and staff member is required to review the official code of conduct, wellness policies, and safety rules — covered in the WASC Camp Safety and Wellness Policies Handbook. Tuition includes 24/7 supervision from trained staff and mentors.

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