Last summer proved to be a fascinating adventure for our students who learned about eco-friendly forms of energy, and made and used a dynamo circuit engine in a model car, before assembling a solar powered robot!
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They also learned about the life cycle of Painted Lady Butterflies, which we raised and released, and the basics of Computer Programming. 

Science Thursday topics included: atomic structures and Lewis dot structures, the Large Hadron Collider, the Solar System, Chromatography, and Genetics, among others.

This Summer!

 PRAYING MANTIS HATCHLINGS!!!
    This summer we will be learning about the life cycle of the Praying Mantis, and hatching our own.  We will also be exploring the role the mantis and ladybug have in our ecosystem.  We will be having a ladybug release party, and then use the Scientific Method to study the effects of our bugs on our local environment.

   Also, this summer, we will be examining WWII in history, film, and fiction; Microbiology using microscopy and lab techniques; Aristotelian Logic and Causality; and Public Speaking with stage performance.  All topics are presented at each child's grade level.

Academic Summer Camp
Flexible Scheduling and Individualized Programming  

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Course Offerings -Please Select Four Offerings

Mathematics

Basic Math
Pre-Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
​Calculus​

Reading / Writing

Reading Comprehension
Short Story Writing
Shakespeare
Public Speaking
Essay / Academic Writing

Science

Biology
Earth Science
Chemistry
Physics

Test Prep / Study Skills

SAT / ACT
Subject Area Test Prep
COOP Prep
ISEE / SSAT Prep
Time Management Skills
Project Management Skills
Cornell Method Study Skills

Classes run Monday-Friday from 10 am to 3 pm with early drop-off and later pickup available.