METAMORPHOSIS PROJECT
GRADES 3-5

The Metamorphosis Project is an immersive, in-school program integrating arts and sciences in elementary school classrooms. Students deepen their connection with and understanding of the Earth through hands-on experiences in nature, and use this knowledge to envision and craft solutions to social and ecological challenges facing their communities and the broader world.
Each Metamorphosis Project is centered around a topic like water, animals, or community that students are studying in their science classes. During the program, students develop an emotional connection to the topic through art-making, gather knowledge on their topic through research, and experience their topic first hand on a nature field trip. Using their gathered knowledge and wisdom, they draft and build models of vehicles, machines, and architectures that attempt to solve issues like ecological destruction or community disintegration. This design-and-build process engages students’ collaborative, critical thinking, and motor skills while helping them to see the real-world applications of science learning. The project’s impact is deepened through complementary elements such as peer critiques, collaborative exercises, civic and family engagement opportunities, and exhibitions of student work.
If you are interested in bringing an ASAP! program to your school, please contact programming@asapct.org.
This program is made possible in part by The Breaking The Cycle Foundation, Diebold Foundation, Inc., Elisha Leavenworth Foundation, Inc. and:

SUMMER CAMP
GRADES 1-6

Join us at Rumsey Hall School for ASAP! Summer Camp 2025! Our camp is a unique opportunity for children in grades 1-6 to build friendships, get creative, and discover new interests. This year, we’re thrilled to offer drama, illustration, tie-dye, percussion, cooking, dance, jewelry-making, rock climbing, nature adventures, athletics, and some exciting surprises we can’t wait to reveal!
ASAP! Summer Camp is an unforgettable experience and a chance for campers to develop valuable social and creative skills that will benefit them for years to come.
Transportation: Bus transportation will be provided from select towns. View the bus schedule.
Lunch: Campers must provide their own nut free lunch. A healthful snack will be provided daily.
Health Form: Must be submitted by June 30. View/fill out the health form.
WHERE
Rumsey Hall School
201 Romford Road, Washington Depot, CT
WHEN
August 3-14, 2026
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-3:30pm
COST
$900
Financial aid available to registrants. Apply here by June 1
Cancellation Policy: Full tuition reimbursement will be given for cancellations before June 1, 2025. 50% tuition reimbursement will be given for cancellations between June 1 and June 30, 2025. We are unable to reimburse tuition for cancellations received on or after July 1, 2025.
ASAP! SUMMER CAMP 2024 SLIDESHOW
ASAP! Summer Camp 2025 is made possible in part by the Diebold Foundation, Inc., Eversource, the Northwest Community Bank Foundation, the Sue Strisik Grossman Fund, the Towns of Bridgewater, Roxbury, and Washington, the Union Savings Bank Foundation, the Washington Scholarship Fund, the Watts Fund, and: