Open to: Rising 7th - 12th grade students

Cost: $125 (includes supplies)

Location: University Campus Room 302

Instructor: Dunkin Ann Friedlander

Bullet Journaling is a type of journaling to help aid in an organization based specifically for that person. Often students have planners or journals that either have too much organization or not enough. In this class students will learn how to bullet journal and create an organized manner of keeping up with all their assignments and activities specifically to that student. Students will create a monthly and weekly spread as well as wellness trackers and reminders. 

Open to: Rising 6th, 7th and 8th grade students

Cost: $125

Location: University Campus Room 406

Instructor: Lauren Ritchie

This program will provide a space and time for students to sit with a teacher, work on their summer reading, and get help/ask questions. Each day will consist of an hour of reading time, an hour of work time, and a short break. The benefit of this camp is allowing students to: 1) read without distractions, 2) focus on their work, and 3) have assistance from one of the middle school English faculty. Please note: students may not finish their summer reading during this camp; the camp is intended to give them a jumpstart. [There will be two separate camps. Registering for the June camp registers your child only for the four days in June. A separate registration will be necessary for the July camp, if you wish for your child to attend both.] 

Open to: Rising 6th, 7th and 8th grade students

Location: University Campus Room 406

Instructor: Lauren Ritchie

This program will provide a space and time for students to sit with a teacher, work on their summer reading, and get help/ask questions. Each day will consist of an hour of reading time, an hour of work time, and a short break. The benefit of this camp is allowing students to: 1) read without distractions, 2) focus on their work, and 3) have assistance from one of the middle school English faculty. Please note: students may not finish their summer reading during this camp; the camp is intended to give them a jumpstart. [There will be two separate camps. Registering for the June camp registers your child only for the four days in June. A separate registration will be necessary for the July camp, if you wish for your child to attend both.] 

Open to: Rising 6th and 7th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc). 

Open to: Rising 8th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc). 

Open to: Rising 6th and 7th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc).

Open to: Rising 8th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc). 

Open to: Rising 6th and 7th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc).

Open to: Rising 8th grade students

Cost: $75

Location: University Campus Learning Lab

Instructor: Missy Wallace

Each camp will have fun math fact games, games to learn math rules, such as integers, and items in each grade that students struggled with this past year (proportions, equations, etc).