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Extra-Curricular Summer Options

Academic and Creative Program Ideas for Secondary Education

Extra-CurricularSummer Options Academic and Creative Program Ideas forSecondary Education

Special Edition 6

Watch Your Middle or High Schooler's Mind Blossom This Summer

Whether your child is gifted and seeking new and exciting opportunities to broaden his/her mind or your child needs to capture or solidify the critical skills learnt during the school year, there are many opportunities available to children during the summer.

Need Financial Aid for Summer Programs?

Many Summer Programs have a cost associated with the program but don't let that stand in your way. Check out grant opportunities that may be available when applying as well as scholarship opportunities through your local community, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Union, or employer. Many programs offer financial aid to families with limited financial means. Scholarships are often limited however, so it is imperative to apply early to summer programs as aide is usually given out on a first-come, first-serve basis. Financial aid requests may require certain criteria be met such as the child qualifying for the program being applied to and family income.
SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS THAT OFFER FINANCIAL AID
QuestBridge provides scholarships to select summer programs at selective colleges through their College Prep Scholarship program.

CHECK OUT SOME OF THESE SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Let your child expand their horizons and explore interests outside what they may have access to during the school year. Below are various program offered from STEM to Fine and Performing Arts.

College For Kids [CFK] | SADDLEBACK COLLEGE

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Camp Galileo offers Financial Assistance Packages

Let your child explore a variety of interests with 12 major options available in locations around Southern California including Orange County and Los Angeles County or travel further to Northern California or Chicago. Alternatively check out Camp Galileo's collaboration with The Tech Museum of Innovation in the Bay Area. For more information about Galileo's Innovation Camps for Kids K-8 click here. Financial assistance package applications are due by March 31st.

Registration for 2016 Summer Academies in the Arts for High School and Middle School Students Open | Claire Trevor School of the Arts | UC Irvine

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New York Film Academy Summer Camps for Teens and Kids -

Camp individual focus areas may include acting, filmmaking, screenwriting, journalism, photography, musical theatre, video game design, music video or 3D animation. Camps take place in many locations including New York City; Los Angeles, CA; Disney Studios in Orlando; South Beach in Miami, Florida; Harvard University in Boston; Paris, France; Florence, Italy; Sydney and the Gold Coast, Australia. For more info click here.
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Envision Junior National Leaders Conference

The Junior National Young Leaders Conference helps students develop leadership skills, while having the educational experience of a lifetime. This program includes an exclusive visit to the US Capitol’s Floor of the House, as well as hands-on activities that bring the concepts and skills of effective leadership to life. For more information, click here.
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Duke University's New Honors Institute for Middle School Students

A 3 week program designed for middle school students from around the world who wish to excel academically and accelerate their learning over the summer. This international and elite program challenges young students to explore advanced topics in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) within a supportive academic and residential environment. Programs also available for high school students. Click here for more information.

STEM for Middle Schoolers at Brown University STEM for Middle Schoolers at Brown University

Science for middle schoolers - SPARK is a two-week residential science program for curious middle school students who seek to:

  • Immerse themselves in the exciting interdisciplinary STEM subjects
  • Gain the foundations necessary for further success in science and engineering
  • Spend two full weeks at Brown University with like-minded students from around the world

NYU Pre-College Program Scholarships for Rising Juniors and Seniors

Pre-College Program at NYU for rising juniors and seniors offers scholarship opportunities to academically qualified students who demonstrate a high level of financial need.

Summer Internships & College Prep Programs at World Class Universities Summer Internships & College Prep Programs at World Class Universities

Summer Internships & College Prep Programs - Summer Discovery

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Mrs. Deborah Miller - Academic Advisor A-P, IPE Coordinator

MEd, PPS School Counseling

Email: dejmiller@capousd.org
Website: https://lfms-capousd-ca.schoolloop.com/cms/page_view?d=x&piid=&vpid=1389175754592&no_controls=t
Phone: (949) 589-6543

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Mrs. Theresa Graffeo - Academic Advisor Q-Z

Email: tmgraffeo@capousd.org
Phone: (949) 589-6543

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Mrs. Alexis Goddard - School Counselor

MS, PPS School Counseling

Email: aagoddard@capousd.org
Website: https://lfms-capousd-ca.schoolloop.com/counselorscorner
Phone: 949-589-6543 141

Mr. Andrew Fredriksz - School Counselor Intern

Mr. Fredriksz is a graduate counselling student at Chapman University and is completing his internship with Las Flores. He is available Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Email: apfredriksz@capousd.org
Phone: 949-589-6543

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Mrs. Sonia Eatmon - School Psychologist

Email: saeatmon@capousd.org
Phone: 949-589-6543 133

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Mrs. Lynda Sherman - Registrar, Guidance Secretary

Email: lssherman@capousd.org
Phone: (949) 589-6543

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