The AAA Program stands for the three components of the program: Academics, Arts and Athletics.
summer explore!
Summer EXPLORE! offers a selection of camps that provide fun learning and social opportunities for boys entering grades 4 - 8 from any school, as well as incoming MUHS freshmen. Classes are taught by current faculty, staff, alumni, and coaches with the same excellence that is the hallmark of a Marquette High education.
Registration
To register:
- Select a category to find a class and then select the session.
- Complete your son's information and add the class to your shopping cart (on the right-hand side of the description).
- To add additional classes for the same student or another student, select "continue shopping."
- Once you've completed your selection(s), continue to "checkout" to complete your registration and submit payment.
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If a class is full ("sold out") and you would like to be added to a waitlist, email JoAnn Cekanor at cekanor@muhs.edu with the following information: class name and session, name of student, grade in fall 2025.
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Full "Sold Out" Classes:
- Learning with Legos: Competitive Engineering - accepting waitlist names
- Pre-science Olympiad: Engineering Challenge - accepting waitlist names
- Stock Markets & Investing: Course 1 - no longer accepting waitlist names
Search by Category or Grade Fall 2025
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There’s no better way to experience and understand history than visiting historic sites.
Unlock the world of coding in this fun and interactive camp designed for young learners!
This unique course features both the popular summer lawn game cornhole with an introduction into MUHS strength training.
The MUHS Forensics Team is looking for outspoken and energetic individuals who want to learn the art of public speech and individual performance.
Check out some of Milwaukee’s most important water-related landmarks to understand the role water plays in our history and our lives today.
Come join Mr. Parsons as he fires up the school van and hits the road to explore some of the most unique sites of our hometown.
Come learn about the exciting world of robotics! The field of robotics is full of unique challenges, critical thinking, and creativity.
MUHS has a proud tradition of alumni serving our nation in the military from the Civil War through the present day.
Hydras and Hilltoppers is an introduction to the world of Tabletop Role-Playing Games.
The MUHS Debate Team is looking for outspoken individuals with ideas who are interested in learning about debate.
Incoming students...come spend a day with our team and learn about the Hilltopper Robotics Program
Design and build powered Lego creations to compete with other students
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cribbage player, this camp will focus on learning the rules and strategies of cribbage playing as well as engage in some friendly game play.
Mr. Parsons, Marquette High’s Milwaukee History instructor, will lead a walking tour of downtown Milwaukee
For 30 years, middle and high school musicians have learned about jazz from members of We Six during their annual week-long day camp.
Join MUHS Milwaukee History teacher Mr. Parsons on a bike trip through the Menomonee River Valley.
The Podcasting Workshop is designed to introduce students to the world of podcasting.
If you have an interest in science and engineering this class is for you
Impress your grandparents at your next family gathering by learning the official card game of the city of Milwaukee!
Build your own Estes Rocket and launch it with fellow space enthusiasts as we dive into the basics of Rocket technology.
This camp introduces students to essential investment concepts, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other financial instruments.
Are you interested in strategy board games such as Risk and Ticket to Ride?
Stroll through historic Forest Home Cemetery with Mr. Parsons and hear stories of some of Milwaukee’s most important figures at their final resting place.
Program Cancellation/Refund Policy
Marquette High reserves the right to close programs with maximum enrollment and to cancel programs that do not meet the minimum enrollment 14 days prior to the program starting date. In the event a program is cancelled by the school, participants will receive a full refund.
Families who voluntarily withdraw from the program 14 days or more before the program start date will receive a full refund less a $10 administrative fee. Refunds will not be given for cancellations that are less than 14 days prior to the program start date.
If a student voluntarily withdraws after the first day of the program start date, no refund will be issued. There is no pro-rated adjustment of the program fees based on the number of days attended.
Contact Information
JoAnn Cekanor
Communications Coordinator
Summer EXPLORE! Program Coordinator
cekanor@muhs.edu
(414) 933-7220, ext. 3303
Future Hilltopper Mailing List
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