MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

WHAT IS OCM SUMMER INSTITUTE (OCMI)?
OCMI is the Conservatory’s week-long summer music camp for young musicians to immerse themselves in rigorous study of their instrument & make music with peers from across the country. The curriculum is tailored to all levels of ability from beginning to advanced students. We bring in guest-artists from around the world to create the most vibrant & fun experience possible!

WHO IS IT FOR?
Strings, piano, and voice students ages 5 to seniors in high school!

WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Each day is packed full of classes and private instruction, and wraps up with a concert. You’ll perform on some of them and learn from others!

WHEN IS IT?
July 18-25, 2020 — Ages 9+

Camp hours are between 8:45am – 5:45pm. (Drop off/pick up times vary slightly depending on assigned class schedules)

July 27-31, 2020 — Ages 5 – 8

Camp hours are 8:30am – 12:30pm

For students ages 5 and 6, a caregiver or parent chaperone must attend with the student. For students age 7 – 8, parent/guardian are welcome to attend but not required.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST OF CAMP?
The Conservatory’s Ambassador Fund is an application-based scholarship that can help offset some of the costs of camp for those that meet the guidelines.

Learn more about the Ambassador Fund and Camp & apply here!

**UPDATE**

Who is ready for summer?! We 100% are! Here at the Omaha Conservatory, we’ve been actively monitoring the coronavirus situation and we are sending regular updates to our community. We are closely following state and local health guidelines and will notify camp registrants of any changes to plans for OCMI. A few important things of note:

• We have extended our payment due date for camp registrants to July 1 in consideration of health and financial impacts of COVID-19.
• There’s been some major changes to the format of half-day camp. Tuition has dropped in order to accommodate families in our rapidly changing environment with consideration to financial challenges.

Ambassador fund aid is still available for those who need help with the cost of camp!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

The Smithsonian Science Education Center is holding its first fully virtual leadership development event this summer, from July 28-30. As part of the SSEC’s Leadership and Assistance for Science Education Reform (LASER) programming, the Smithsonian K-12 STEM Education: Action Planning Institute (API) will tackle the challenge of ensuring science/STEM education remains a priority in classrooms and communities during COVID-19 and beyond. During this fully customizable program, live and asynchronous sessions will foster critical conversations on topics most relevant to K-12 science education today such as social emotional supports, equity and accessibility, and facilitating three-dimensional science investigations remotely.

This institute is offered at no cost and open to educators, parents, community members, and industry stakeholders dedicated to ensuring continuity in K-12 STEM education for all students. Participating individuals and teams will make meaningful connections between knowledge and practice and will, most importantly, develop an action plan to guide their return to school in the fall. Our goal is to make certain that students from all demographics receive equitable access to inquiry-centered science/STEM education whether learning remotely or learning in school with adjusted schedules.

To learn more and register, click here

WHAT IS OCM SUMMER INSTITUTE (OCMI)?
OCMI is the Conservatory’s week-long summer music camp for young musicians to immerse themselves in rigorous study of their instrument & make music with peers from across the country. The curriculum is tailored to all levels of ability from beginning to advanced students. We bring in guest-artists from around the world to create the most vibrant & fun experience possible!

WHO IS IT FOR?
Strings, piano, and voice students ages 5 to seniors in high school!

WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Each day is packed full of classes and private instruction, and wraps up with a concert. You’ll perform on some of them and learn from others!

WHEN IS IT?
July 18-25, 2020 — Ages 9+

Camp hours are between 8:45am – 5:45pm. (Drop off/pick up times vary slightly depending on assigned class schedules)

July 27-31, 2020 — Ages 5 – 8

Camp hours are 8:30am – 12:30pm

For students ages 5 and 6, a caregiver or parent chaperone must attend with the student. For students age 7 – 8, parent/guardian are welcome to attend but not required.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST OF CAMP?
The Conservatory’s Ambassador Fund is an application-based scholarship that can help offset some of the costs of camp for those that meet the guidelines.

Learn more about the Ambassador Fund and Camp & apply here!

**UPDATE**

Who is ready for summer?! We 100% are! Here at the Omaha Conservatory, we’ve been actively monitoring the coronavirus situation and we are sending regular updates to our community. We are closely following state and local health guidelines and will notify camp registrants of any changes to plans for OCMI. A few important things of note:

• We have extended our payment due date for camp registrants to July 1 in consideration of health and financial impacts of COVID-19.
• There’s been some major changes to the format of half-day camp. Tuition has dropped in order to accommodate families in our rapidly changing environment with consideration to financial challenges.

Ambassador fund aid is still available for those who need help with the cost of camp!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

The Smithsonian Science Education Center is holding its first fully virtual leadership development event this summer, from July 28-30. As part of the SSEC’s Leadership and Assistance for Science Education Reform (LASER) programming, the Smithsonian K-12 STEM Education: Action Planning Institute (API) will tackle the challenge of ensuring science/STEM education remains a priority in classrooms and communities during COVID-19 and beyond. During this fully customizable program, live and asynchronous sessions will foster critical conversations on topics most relevant to K-12 science education today such as social emotional supports, equity and accessibility, and facilitating three-dimensional science investigations remotely.

This institute is offered at no cost and open to educators, parents, community members, and industry stakeholders dedicated to ensuring continuity in K-12 STEM education for all students. Participating individuals and teams will make meaningful connections between knowledge and practice and will, most importantly, develop an action plan to guide their return to school in the fall. Our goal is to make certain that students from all demographics receive equitable access to inquiry-centered science/STEM education whether learning remotely or learning in school with adjusted schedules.

To learn more and register, click here

WHAT IS OCM SUMMER INSTITUTE (OCMI)?
OCMI is the Conservatory’s week-long summer music camp for young musicians to immerse themselves in rigorous study of their instrument & make music with peers from across the country. The curriculum is tailored to all levels of ability from beginning to advanced students. We bring in guest-artists from around the world to create the most vibrant & fun experience possible!

WHO IS IT FOR?
Strings, piano, and voice students ages 5 to seniors in high school!

WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Each day is packed full of classes and private instruction, and wraps up with a concert. You’ll perform on some of them and learn from others!

WHEN IS IT?
July 18-25, 2020 — Ages 9+

Camp hours are between 8:45am – 5:45pm. (Drop off/pick up times vary slightly depending on assigned class schedules)

July 27-31, 2020 — Ages 5 – 8

Camp hours are 8:30am – 12:30pm

For students ages 5 and 6, a caregiver or parent chaperone must attend with the student. For students age 7 – 8, parent/guardian are welcome to attend but not required.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST OF CAMP?
The Conservatory’s Ambassador Fund is an application-based scholarship that can help offset some of the costs of camp for those that meet the guidelines.

Learn more about the Ambassador Fund and Camp & apply here!

**UPDATE**

Who is ready for summer?! We 100% are! Here at the Omaha Conservatory, we’ve been actively monitoring the coronavirus situation and we are sending regular updates to our community. We are closely following state and local health guidelines and will notify camp registrants of any changes to plans for OCMI. A few important things of note:

• We have extended our payment due date for camp registrants to July 1 in consideration of health and financial impacts of COVID-19.
• There’s been some major changes to the format of half-day camp. Tuition has dropped in order to accommodate families in our rapidly changing environment with consideration to financial challenges.

Ambassador fund aid is still available for those who need help with the cost of camp!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

The Smithsonian Science Education Center is holding its first fully virtual leadership development event this summer, from July 28-30. As part of the SSEC’s Leadership and Assistance for Science Education Reform (LASER) programming, the Smithsonian K-12 STEM Education: Action Planning Institute (API) will tackle the challenge of ensuring science/STEM education remains a priority in classrooms and communities during COVID-19 and beyond. During this fully customizable program, live and asynchronous sessions will foster critical conversations on topics most relevant to K-12 science education today such as social emotional supports, equity and accessibility, and facilitating three-dimensional science investigations remotely.

This institute is offered at no cost and open to educators, parents, community members, and industry stakeholders dedicated to ensuring continuity in K-12 STEM education for all students. Participating individuals and teams will make meaningful connections between knowledge and practice and will, most importantly, develop an action plan to guide their return to school in the fall. Our goal is to make certain that students from all demographics receive equitable access to inquiry-centered science/STEM education whether learning remotely or learning in school with adjusted schedules.

To learn more and register, click here

WHAT IS OCM SUMMER INSTITUTE (OCMI)?
OCMI is the Conservatory’s week-long summer music camp for young musicians to immerse themselves in rigorous study of their instrument & make music with peers from across the country. The curriculum is tailored to all levels of ability from beginning to advanced students. We bring in guest-artists from around the world to create the most vibrant & fun experience possible!

WHO IS IT FOR?
Strings, piano, and voice students ages 5 to seniors in high school!

WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Each day is packed full of classes and private instruction, and wraps up with a concert. You’ll perform on some of them and learn from others!

WHEN IS IT?
July 18-25, 2020 — Ages 9+

Camp hours are between 8:45am – 5:45pm. (Drop off/pick up times vary slightly depending on assigned class schedules)

July 27-31, 2020 — Ages 5 – 8

Camp hours are 8:30am – 12:30pm

For students ages 5 and 6, a caregiver or parent chaperone must attend with the student. For students age 7 – 8, parent/guardian are welcome to attend but not required.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST OF CAMP?
The Conservatory’s Ambassador Fund is an application-based scholarship that can help offset some of the costs of camp for those that meet the guidelines.

Learn more about the Ambassador Fund and Camp & apply here!

**UPDATE**

Who is ready for summer?! We 100% are! Here at the Omaha Conservatory, we’ve been actively monitoring the coronavirus situation and we are sending regular updates to our community. We are closely following state and local health guidelines and will notify camp registrants of any changes to plans for OCMI. A few important things of note:

• We have extended our payment due date for camp registrants to July 1 in consideration of health and financial impacts of COVID-19.
• There’s been some major changes to the format of half-day camp. Tuition has dropped in order to accommodate families in our rapidly changing environment with consideration to financial challenges.

Ambassador fund aid is still available for those who need help with the cost of camp!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

WHAT IS OCM SUMMER INSTITUTE (OCMI)?
OCMI is the Conservatory’s week-long summer music camp for young musicians to immerse themselves in rigorous study of their instrument & make music with peers from across the country. The curriculum is tailored to all levels of ability from beginning to advanced students. We bring in guest-artists from around the world to create the most vibrant & fun experience possible!

WHO IS IT FOR?
Strings, piano, and voice students ages 5 to seniors in high school!

WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Each day is packed full of classes and private instruction, and wraps up with a concert. You’ll perform on some of them and learn from others!

WHEN IS IT?
July 18-25, 2020 — Ages 9+

Camp hours are between 8:45am – 5:45pm. (Drop off/pick up times vary slightly depending on assigned class schedules)

July 27-31, 2020 — Ages 5 – 8

Camp hours are 8:30am – 12:30pm

For students ages 5 and 6, a caregiver or parent chaperone must attend with the student. For students age 7 – 8, parent/guardian are welcome to attend but not required.

NEED HELP WITH THE COST OF CAMP?
The Conservatory’s Ambassador Fund is an application-based scholarship that can help offset some of the costs of camp for those that meet the guidelines.

Learn more about the Ambassador Fund and Camp & apply here!

**UPDATE**

Who is ready for summer?! We 100% are! Here at the Omaha Conservatory, we’ve been actively monitoring the coronavirus situation and we are sending regular updates to our community. We are closely following state and local health guidelines and will notify camp registrants of any changes to plans for OCMI. A few important things of note:

• We have extended our payment due date for camp registrants to July 1 in consideration of health and financial impacts of COVID-19.
• There’s been some major changes to the format of half-day camp. Tuition has dropped in order to accommodate families in our rapidly changing environment with consideration to financial challenges.

Ambassador fund aid is still available for those who need help with the cost of camp!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!

MCC’s Code School is a program that teaches solid technical knowledge through hands-on, full-stack development curriculum. We’ve built an outstanding team of expert instructors with vast industry experience. With a 5-1 student-to-instructor ratio, the MCC Code School guarantees extensive feedback and coaching throughout the program. Soft skills, including efficiency in working in team environments using Agile methodology are also a priority of this unique, nine-month course.

Our second cohort begins January 23, 2020. MCC Code School will hold classes on evenings and Saturdays, allowing your employees to continue a full-time work schedule as they acquire new skills.

Click the link above to apply now!