Hot Springs Junior Academy, part of the Hot Springs School District, hosts summer enrichment camps in technology for area students. Offerings include a Roblox Studio/Minecraft coding camp and a drone camp, run in short multi-day sessions for grades 3–5 and grades 5–9. Programs emphasize hands-on STEM learning.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Hot Springs Junior Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Roberta SIt's a good school my grandson plays basketball there my granddaughter is a cheerleader support economics they are because them kids do great jobs and not all of them have the money they need School can't always afford stuff and the kids deserve the best of everything
★★★★★Nikkole VinesWe go here to place basketball. Beautiful gymnasium.
★★★★★M. O.Awsome School District! Tony Hines K-12 Assistant Principal/Instructional Facilitator, is an outstanding example of the culture the Hot Spings Junior Academy has of providing the highest degree of personal dedication to all students best interest, self esteem and optimism for the future that has helped my daughters place a very high value on education. Tha nk You all!
★★alt ernateThey have a consistent floorplan, a clean building, and great diversity in students. However, there are a multitude of problems including near faulty security, a general lack of communication with students, parents, and even the high school they are connected to, along with a problem with discipline. Students are free to walk around sagging pants, people can waltz into the building with weapons and only get lightly searched, that is if the weapon detectors go off, and they seem nearly reluctant as to send messages to students and or parents about important events and do not even alert the high school if they need students ranging from 7th to 9th at the HSJA building, unless it is for some sort of punishment, or a student from the HSJA being checked out. Over all, the school looks much better than it is in actuality.
★★★★UwU QueenIt's aight, food could have better seasoning but i understand people have allergies. Though I feel the time between periods could be a little more lenient for those who have to cross for the JA to the high school.