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Bement
School
English as a Second Language Summer Program for Girls, and it will run
this year from July 13-August 10 for girls ages 9 to 13. |
Cardigan
Mountain School
The Cardigan Mountain Summer
Session was instituted in 1951 to meet the needs of four groups of
students — those who require intensive work in basic academic
skills, those who desire review, those who desire advanced work or
enrichment, and those who are candidates for entrance to Cardigan in the
fall.
The program also serves a limited number of international students whose
primary goals are to improve their skills in the English language and to
learn more about the United States. Finally, recognizing that for most
children summer traditionally means recreation, Cardigan provides a
marvelous range of sports and activities along with its academic
offerings, making the program a special blend of camp and school. |
Chicago
Junior School Summer Enrichment Program
June 9-August 1, 2003 / Ages 3-10
Each two week session runs Monday through Friday and will include
computer, environmental education, swimming, arts, crafts, outdoor games
and field trips.
Each session will have a theme and will explore the many resources of the
Forested Fen Sanctuary at CJS. This will include our pond, trails, plants,
and animals.
Full-day children in the 6-10 groups will participate in a lightly
structured daily reading program for one hour in the afternoon.
Session
#1
6/9-6/20:Spanish |
Session
#2
6/23-7/3:Knights of Old |
Session
#3
7/7-7/18: Computers |
Session
#4
7/21-8/1:Eco Camp |
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Eaglebrook School
Summer Semester
July 6 through August 2, 2003
The Summer Semester is a four-week boarding adventure for boys & girls
ages 11, 12, and 13.
Children from every ethnic, racial, economic and geographic background
are welcome. Working and playing together, they can discover inner
strengths while they expand their knowledge, develop artistic talents,
gain physical coordination and strength, and make friends in a
multicultural community that encourages shared common interests and
respect for differences. |
Fay
School Summer Programs
summer school
program and ESL program as well as sports camps and drama programs.
English as a
Second Language (ESL):
aged 10-16 /Duration:
Six weeks
Fay
also offers a day camp that caters to students ages 4 to 12, drawing its
campers from almost 20 surrounding cities and towns. We are unique in that
many of the students enrolled in the day camp also take classes in the
summer school and return to camp when they are done. |
Fessenden
School Summer Programs
Fessenden springs into summer 2003 with a series of
exciting and fun offerings. We have three new offering this summer: a coed
Art Camp, a Wrestling Camp and a summer Math packet.
In operation for over fifty years, The Fessenden Day Camp is the summer
flagship enrolling over 350 boys and girls. This traditional camp has a
program that keeps campers active and learning including a big swimming
component using our two pools.
English as a Second Language (ESL) Program (5 weeks for boys and girls,
10-15 years old) that draws about fifty coed, international students to
our campus. These ESL students live in the dorms.
A series of one-week and two-week sports camps supplement the summer
offerings. In June, both baseball (boys and girls) and lacrosse (boys and
girls) are available for two weeks (yes, you may select just one week or
both!). In August, a one week coed soccer camp has been operating for over
a decade.
Also on the athletic front, tennis has long been a major part of
Fessenden's sports program. With the recent construction of six new
courts, The Fessenden Tennis Center was launched to help meet the growing
interest in this sport. Unlike most of our summer programs, tennis
operates throughout the year. |
Hillside
School Summer Programs
Hillside School's Summer Program offers a variety of day
and boarding options to both boys and girls, grades 4-9. All of the
programs have an academic component for a wide variety of students,
including those with learning differences.
Program Includes:
Academic Skills Development (- English, - Math, - Study Skills), ESL,
Farming,
Athletic training(- Ice hockey, - Soccer), Swimming in new Hillside Pool,
Social Skills Development |
North Country School
Summer Programs
Camp Treetops: Ages 8 to 15, June 29 to August 17, 2003,
Lake Placid, NY
7-week summer camp, includes traditional camping
activities, structured daily schedule with lessons in swimming, boating,
horse riding, ceramics, woodshop, fiber art, painting and drawing as well
as garden and barn chores. Opportunities to hike the large and small
mountains in the Adirondacks, rock climb and mountain bike. Emphasis on
development of independence, relationships and responsibility. ESL
component available offering two hours of classroom instruction weekdays,
English-speaking roommates,and English immersion in all camp activities. |
Rectory School Summer
Session
Five week session designed to strengthen basic study skills
and techniques through review
and enrichment work in English, mathematics, study skills and
developmental reading. Small classes and daily one-on-one sessions with
tutors trained in reading and writing development help provide a program
aimed at building confidence and self-esteem. The afternoon and weekend
recreational program offers instruction clinics in tennis, soccer,
football, baseball, basketball, golf, and lacrosse by qualified
instructors. Club activities include: swimming, fishing, rollerblading,
computer and art. There are weekend trips to movies, beaches, and sporting
events.
Boys(boarder & day) grades 5-9, Girls (day) grades 5-9. End of
June through end of July. Enrollment 50. |
Rumsey
Hall School Summer Session
A balanced 5-week
program of academics, recreation, and enrichment, Grades 3~9
Enrollment: 65 students
Program dates: Five-week program, June 29 to August 2, 2003
Includes:
Academic Enrichment or Review
Language Skills and Developmental Reading
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Daily Recreational Activities
Field Trips and Cultural Experiences |
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