Summer Camp.
A nine-week summer program for children, running June through August.
What to expect
Summer Program
A summer session built on the idea that a child works best when the world makes sense as a whole. Children follow interests across the room, and knowledge gathers into something organized, not scattered. Nine weeks, June through August, Monday through Friday, 7:30 am to 6:00 pm.
What this looks like in practice
A summer day keeps a familiar rhythm. Children arrive and settle into the room, choose work from open shelves, and stay with it as long as it holds them. Snack, outdoor time, and lunch break up the morning, and the afternoon slows toward rest and quieter play. Parents see this in the daily notes and can ask about the day at pickup.
Over a summer, small changes add up. A child who once flitted between activities may sit with one longer. They may narrate what they are doing, ask sharper questions, or take over a small job at home without being asked. Those gains are quiet, but parents tend to notice them by August.