Summer Literacy Program
LIT Entrepreneurs...Pay before 7/1: $169. Pay after 7/1: $219. Register here>>>
July 15 - July 24 |Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays | 3 pm to 4:15 pm
Students will learn the vocabulary of business; develop a business idea; and pitch their start up.
Class size: 6 students. 100% Live Instruction Online.
LIT Athletes...Pay before 7/16: $169. Pay after 7/16: $219. Register here>>>
July 29 – August 7 | Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays | 3 pm to 4:15 pm
Students will learn the vocabulary of sports; learn more about their sport; and create a podcast about their sport. Class size: 6 students. 100% Live Instruction Online.
This program was designed to help rising 7th through 10th graders develop their reading and writing skills during the summertime. This program is customized to your student’s skill level. This program is perfect for a student who needs a little help understanding a subject or simply reinforcing what an accomplished student already knows.
We equate the summer with evenings at the beach, cookouts, and playing outside. While all these are great activities, something else happens during the summertime. Students lose some of what they learned during the previous school year. Being away from the classroom makes it difficult for children to retain information, especially if they are involved in many other activities during the summer. Our summer programs are designed to help students retain what they learned during the year and enhance their skills.
After all the time away from the classroom for reasons up to and including COVID-19, it is only natural that students might need extra help during the school year. Students may need additional support, whether they are returning to the school buildings or adjusting to distance or digital learning. These changes can make students feel lost. Our program helps your student get back to a good place and improve their overall literacy and math skills so that they are ready to take on the school year.
A love for education is what drives us. We strive to instill this belief in each of our students so that doing homework and catching up with school moves from being a chore to becoming their favorite part of the day.
