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• Academic Study Associates

  23 years of experience running summer academic programs for high school students gives ASA unparalleled insight into creating the perfect summer. Their team of experienced educators and directors constantly improve program design, resources and curricula to provide the optimum experience for our students.

• American Collegiate Adventures

  American Collegiate Adventures offers challenging college-level courses for credit or enrichment.

• Exploration Summer Programs

  Exploration Summer Programs is the international leader in academic summer enrichment with programs that feature ungraded courses, activities, athletics, and trips, all geared towards helping students discover themselves and the joy of learning.

• GirlSummer at Emma Willard School

  GirlSummer is dedicated to providing an exciting and stimulating academic environment, based on the philosophy that summer fun and learning go hand-in-hand. The positive benefit of the increased opportunities and new friendships that blossom during camp cannot be overstated.

• Independent Lake Camp

  Independent Lake Camp believes camp is not reform school, campers are not pre-programmed droids, and that all kids have a healthy sense of how they want to spend the precious summers of their youth. They aim to respect and celebrate diversity in an open-minded and open-hearted spirit of trust, acceptance, recognition, and kindness.

• Ojai Valley School

  The philosophy of Ojai Valley School is contained in the motto "Integer Vitae," meaning wholeness of life, symmetry of life, soundness of life, and, therefore, poise and strength of life.

• St. Thomas More School

  St. Thomas More School was founded in order to give these boys a chance to develop morally, intellectually, physically and aesthetically.

• Summer Study Programs

  Summer Study Programs offers high school students the opportunity to taste college life while still in an organized and supervised environment. This eases the transition into college and allows for development of time management and study skills, self confidence and independence.