TECH EDUCATION, YEAR-ROUND.
C3 Break Camp brings the full Culture Code Camp experience to school-year breaks. Every break week runs two tracks side by side — one for K–8 scholars, one for middle and high school scholars — so every age finds the right challenge. Same location. Same week. Built for where they are.
Same structure. Every age covered.
Every C3 Break Camp runs Monday through Friday for one full week — 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM — at the Douglasville Community Innovation Center. The daily rhythm is identical to summer camp: morning circle, math block, reading block, lunch, track session, reflection, and dismissal. Three meals included every day.
February and Spring Break each offer two tracks running concurrently — a K–8 track built on our core summer curriculum, and a Middle & High School track built around a real industry our older scholars are ready to step into. Fall Break runs the K–8 track only. Families register by grade, and scholars are placed in the track designed for them.
Grades K–8 at Fall Break; grades K–12 at February and Spring Break. All materials and technology provided. Meals included.
One week. One track. Every K–8 scholar building something real.
CREATE & SHARE
Content Creation
Tell your story. On camera. In the edit. From scratch.
Scholars step into the world of content creation — filming, directing, scripting, and editing their own original content using professional tools. This is the same Create & Share experience from our summer program, built for scholars who want to keep creating during the break.
- Camera basics: shot composition, framing, and lighting
- Directing and scripting: planning a story before you film it
- Interviewing: asking questions and being on camera with confidence
- Video editing: cutting footage into a finished piece
- Showcase day: scholars share their final video with the group
A short-form video project — filmed, scripted, edited, and produced entirely by them. Portfolio piece.
Counting, sequencing, simple patterns in storytelling
Fractions in timing, basic ratios, organizing a sequence of events
Aspect ratios, frame rates, percentages in audience engagement
$599 standard · $549 early bird through Sept 19
$150 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and locks your rate.
Register for Fall BreakCOST SHOULD NOT BE THE REASON
Fifteen scholarship seats are available for Fall Break Camp. If approved, tuition is $299 for your first scholar and $199 for each additional child — instead of $599.
- Apply when you register — takes two minutes
- A $150 deposit per scholar holds your seat while we review
- If approved, your remaining balance is $149
- If we cannot fund your application, your rate is $549 and your seat is still yours
Scholarship seats are limited and applications are reviewed. We cannot approve every request, and we will tell you either way before camp starts.
Scholarships for C3 Fall Break Camp are made possible in part by a grant from the Douglas County Board of Commissioners.
One week. Two industries. Every scholar building something real.
BEATS & BYTES
Music Technology
Write it. Produce it. Own it.
Scholars become music producers — writing lyrics, building beats, and learning the business behind the music industry. This is the same Beats & Bytes experience from our summer program, built for scholars who want to keep producing during the break.
- Songwriting basics: structure, rhyme, and storytelling in lyrics
- Beat-making: rhythm, tempo, and building a track from scratch
- The music business: every role beyond the performer
- Album artwork: designing the visual identity for their song
- Showcase day: scholars share their original song with the group
An original song — lyrics, beat, and concept created entirely by them. Portfolio piece.
Counting beats, simple patterns, rhythm sequencing
Fractions in rhythm (quarter notes, half notes), basic tempo math
BPM calculations, ratios in mixing, percentages in royalty splits
$599 standard · $549 early bird through Sept 19
$150 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and locks your rate.
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GLOW UP
Beauty & Fashion Industry
Partner TBD — Black-owned beauty or fashion brand
Build the brand. Style the look. Walk the runway.
Glow Up puts middle and high school scholars inside the beauty and fashion industry — and at the end of the week, they produce a real fashion show. This is the $500 billion industry built by innovators who look like them, explored from every angle: brand building, styling, production, and the business behind the runway. Placed during Black History Month on purpose.
- The beauty and fashion industry: history, scale, and the innovators who built it
- Brand building: concept, name, identity, and target audience
- Styling and production: building looks, coordinating a show, managing logistics
- Marketing and social media: how beauty and fashion brands grow and sell
- Show night: scholars produce and present their own fashion show
A complete beauty or fashion brand — concept, look book, and a live fashion show produced and run by the scholars. Portfolio piece.
Percentages, pricing, budget planning for a show
Cost analysis, margin on product lines, event budgeting and ROI
$599 standard · $549 early bird through Sept 19
$150 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and locks your rate.
Get on the Glow Up ListOne week. Two industries. Every scholar building something real.
HOOPS & CODE
Basketball Technology
Play the game. Read the data. See it differently.
Scholars bring the game to life with data — scoring math, shooting percentages, statistics, and probability — while getting real on-court instruction. This is the same Hoops & Code experience from our summer program, built for scholars who want to keep playing and analyzing during the break.
- On-court fundamentals: real basketball instruction every day
- Scorekeeping: tracking points and running totals live
- Shooting percentage: makes vs. attempts, and what it really means
- Probability: predicting outcomes using real game data
- Showcase day: scholars share their personal stats and a skills demonstration
A personal analytics report — scoring data, shooting percentage, and a written prediction — alongside on-court skills built over the week. Portfolio piece.
Counting points, comparing scores, simple addition
Shooting percentage, comparing data, subtraction for score differences
Probability, expected value, statistical analysis of game data
$599 standard · $549 early bird through Sept 19
$150 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and locks your rate.
Get on the Hoops & Code ListBEATS & BYTES
Music Industry & Production
Write it. Produce it. Release it. For real.
This is not the K–8 version of Beats & Bytes. Middle and high school scholars go inside the actual music business — songwriting, professional production, distribution, and the money behind the music. Scholars work toward the same kind of real release pathway that powered the C3 Scholarship Innovation Fund — original music that can be professionally produced and distributed on major streaming platforms. By the end of the week, scholars have written and produced an original track, built an artist identity, and learned what it actually takes to release music as a business — not just a hobby.
- Songwriting and production: writing, building a beat, and recording a finished track
- The music business: labels, publishing, royalties, and what each role actually does
- Artist branding: building a name, a sound, and a visual identity
- Distribution: how a song actually gets onto Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music
- Release day: scholars present their finished track and artist concept to a panel
A complete original track with professional-level production, a full artist brand identity, and a distribution plan. Portfolio piece.
Percentages in royalty splits, ratios in mixing, basic revenue math
Royalty modeling, streaming revenue calculations, contract and split-sheet math
$599 standard · $549 early bird through Sept 19
$150 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and locks your rate.
Get on the Beats & Bytes ListEnroll in one week or bundle all three. K–12 welcome at every break.
Single Break Week
Any Two Weeks
All Three Weeks
Sibling Add-On (any single week)
Sibling All Three
Early Bird — Single (30+ days before)
Early Bird — All Three (30+ days before)
Pricing applies equally to the K–8 and Middle & High School tracks. Sibling discounts apply across age bands — your K–8 scholar and your high schooler can both attend the same week.
Pick any combination of weeks on the next page — pricing updates live.
Email center@rebrandtech.org for payment plan options.
Questions, answered.
READY TO KEEP BUILDING ALL YEAR?
Get your scholar on the list for the break camp series. Early bird pricing is available for families who register 30 days before each break.
Get on the ListQuestions? Email us at center@rebrandtech.org