Yeshivas HaKayitz is an amazing four-week summer camp located on the beautiful HTC campus in Skokie, Illinois. Camp is open to boys finishing 5th through 10th grades.
Kayitz offers a multi-faceted program of Torah study, sports, recreational adventures and four unforgettable Shabbosos and pride ourselves on our wholesome values, small town friendliness, and derech eretz.
Our 240 campers and staff come from over 50 communities coast to coast and the world over. Campers live in an air-conditioned dormitory and sleep in clean and comfortable rooms each connecting to a bathroom. Our delicious meals are served in our spacious dining room. Each meal offers several choices and is guaranteed to put a smile on every camper's face.
Whether this will be your son’s first time in camp or returning for year number six, our commitment remains the same, to provide him with the very best summer experience imaginable.
2025 Dates:
October 6, 2024 – Registration opens
July 1 - July 30, 2025 – Camp is in session
Kayitz 2024 Scrapbook
The video is a vibrant montage that highlights the exciting experiences at Yeshivas Hakaiyz Summer Camp 2024. The visuals begin with scenes of campers enthusiastically engaging in various sports, accompanied by the words “We love sports.” The footage showcases the camp’s facilities, including two indoor gyms, several outdoor basketball courts, two softball fields, a flag football field, and volleyball courts.
The video transitions to scenes from memorable trips, capturing campers enjoying activities at Navy Pier, exploring Bear Paw Adventure Island in Wisconsin, experiencing thrilling rides at Great America theme park, and tubing and boating on the Chain of Lakes. Other clips feature several water parks the camp visits.
Next, the video shifts to various shots of campers learning together. The words “Getting ready for Shabbos” appear on screen as campers, dressed in white shirts and jackets, prepare for Shabbos.
The upbeat music continues, and video clips of campers playing different sports are shown. Photos of different camper groups and moments of camp life display the lively spirit and sense of community throughout the camp experience.
The video ends with the text “See You Next Summer” on a blank screen as the music fades.