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Have fun and rapidly improve your skills at this youth basketball camp in Duluth, Minnesota at College of St. Scholastica.

Jump-start your healthcare career with St. Scholastica’s Nursing Assistant Training. This flexible and accelerated course offers you a pathway into a nursing assistant role in a variety of settings, such as assisted living, clinics, or hospitals. Discover a program designed for aspiring nursing assistants.

This certificate program is the latest progression of Relational-Cultural Theory, offered to make the theory available and accessible to health and care workers interested in working from a place of empathic relationship and mutual growth.

Weekly natured-based camps for 6-9-year-olds and specialty outdoor skill camps for kids 9+, offering a mix of active play and exploration, art projects, and skill development. 

Get ready for high school soccer with some intensive training. The sessions will be run by The College of St. Scholastica Soccer coaches Barry Chastey and Keegan Chastey, along with current Saints players.

9th-12th grade girls are invited to join the Saints for our 1-Day ID Camp! Step onto the pitch and showcase your talent in a competitive, college-level environment.

This youth camp is open to K-8th grade boys and girls of all skill levels. All campers will receive a camp t-shirt! 

For students entering grades 7, 8 and 9. At Scrubs Camp, students get to interact directly with many working professionals in the field and experience what it would be like to work in a particular field. Students will work in the St. Scholastica simulation lab and participate in hands-on experiences in multiple healthcare fields.

This 8-week summer course will introduce you to the basics of computer programming in Java. This is a hands-on accelerated course that will meet once a week. You are welcome to attend no matter your interest level. Maybe you just want to try computer programming in a pressure-free environment (you will not receive a grade). Maybe you want to take a deep dive into programming and receive college credit. All are welcome. At the end of the course, those who choose to may take an exam to earn 4 college credits from St. Scholastica (must receive a C on the exam).