Summer Academics
Sessions for Summer 2024
Religion Courses: June 3-28 | 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Monday-Friday
Course Remediation: June 3-14 & June 17-28 | 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Monday-Friday
Summer Preparatory Courses: June 3-14 & June 17-28 | 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Monday-Friday
Holy Innocents’ Summer Academics program continues developing in students a love of learning, even in the summer months! Our program is proud to offer both traditional in-person learning as well as remote opportunities for high school students.
Our traditional program offers a variety of credit forward two-week and four-week courses that provide students with greater academic flexibility during the school year by freeing up space in their schedule for additional electives, including AP coursework, Fine Arts and PEAK offerings, or for more advanced world languages or religion courses than they would otherwise be able to take.
We will continue our offering of remote course options in Biblical Studies and World Religions to families that need more flexibility during the summer months. Same academic expectations but from the comfort of your home, beach house or favorite summer location.
Credit-Forward Courses
Holy Innocents’ is pleased to offer credit-forward religion courses to students who wish to advance their education over the summer and enhance their academic transcripts.
Biblical Studies
(4 weeks; 1 Religion Credit)
This course satisfies a core religion credit necessary for graduation and introduces students to Old and New Testaments.
- Eligible Students: Rising 9-12 grade students
- Credit: 1 Religion Credit received. Daily attendance is mandatory.
- Cost: $3,150 per student
- Offered : June 3-28, in-person and synchronous remote option. (No school on June 19).
World Religions
(4 weeks; 1 Religion Credit)
In this course, students will acquire a basic knowledge and understanding of world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Students have the opportunity to participate in unique, days-long field trips to local religious sites to deepen their understanding of world religions.
- Eligible Students: Rising 10 -12 grade students who have taken Biblical Studies
- Credit: 1 Religion Credit received. Daily attendance is mandatory.
- Cost: $3,150 per student
- Offered : June 3-28, in-person and synchronous remote option. (No school on June 19).
Course Remediation
.5 or 1.0 Credit Semester Remediation. Please provide the course remediating on the registration form.
First Semester June 3-14
Second Semester June 17-28
- Eligible Students: Rising 9-12 grade students
- Credit: 0.5 or 1.0 credit semester remediation
- Cost: $1,550 per student for two weeks, or $3,150 for the whole month
- No school on June 19
Summer Preparatory Courses
Students can elect to take non-credit bearing coursework over the summer to help bridge the gap between middle and upper school or to enhance their skills in certain subject areas.
Algebra Readiness
(June 3-14 & June 17-28)
This course will prepare you for the academic rigor of our Upper School by equipping you with the skills you need to succeed in our Algebra I, Geometry or Algebra II courses.
- Eligible Students: Rising 9th, 10th or 11th grade students
- Cost: $1,550 per student for two weeks, or $3,150 for the whole month
Strategies: Advanced AP History Skills
(June 10-14)
This one-week preparatory course gives you the skills you need to succeed in AP level history courses. You will learn historical thinking skills and strategies for reading primary and secondary sources along with practicing written responses on a range of question types.
- Eligible Students: Rising 10th and 11th grade students
- Cost: $800 per student
Experiential Learning
We currently will not be offering summer travel experience for 2024, but are looking at opportunities for 2025.
Previous Experiential Learning Trips
- Biblical Studies-Greece
- Understanding Dutch Life: Literature, History, Art-Amsterdam
- World Religions-Bali
- Ethical Responses to the Nazi Regime-Central Europe
- STEM: Ethics and Our Shared Future-Boston
Contact
Jennifer Walker
FAQs
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