Making sure kids don't lose what they learned during the previous school year can be as easy as giving kids a new book to read. A new program in Niles, Michigan created a series of pop-up libraries to give out free books to children.

Everyone at some time in their early life has been asked what they want to do when they grow up. One organization was founded to provide educational opportunities allowing students to learn about potential career paths. 

Students who dream of designing and building are given the opportunity to build various types of athletic boards like skateboards and wakeboards through a class known as Gone Boarding. The program goes beyond the simple creation of these boards, but also the riding and enjoying of them.

Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math or STEM are areas of study students don't often have time for during the school year. This camp gives them a chance to learn all about STEM during the summer.

The Renaissance Kids Architecture Camp allows children as young as 5 years old the opportunity to learn about how things are made and get some hands on experience in the process. The Architecture School at Andrews University hosts the camp and brings in current students along with volunteers to work alongside the kids.

Each summer, the Elkhart Civic Theatre hosts a camp -- Musical Theatre Fast Track -- a camp designed to help students learn more about the theatre in a compressed two-week timeframe. Victoria St. Martin reports on this warp speed production.

Students spent their summer getting dirty at Unity Gardens! They tried new foods and learned how to grow them.