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Summer Enrichment

Summer Enrichment Camps

Although we love summers for vacations and days at the beach, it's also a great time to catch up, keep up, and leap ahead academically.  EdBoost enrichment day camps are intense, fun, and productive.  Students learn new skills, practice old skills, and do a lot of academic work.   

At EdBoost we believe that learning should be fun, but also that a lot of learning --  especially math -- must be explicit.  So, we teach and practice academic materials explicitly (rather than trying to have students "absorb" math through science or other curriculum).  Although there are active and hands-on parts of all of our camps, all of our camps have a strong academic slant and prioritize learning.  In past years, students have finished their camps feeling like they have worked hard and learned a lot -- but also like they've had a good time doing it (and have enjoyed making friends from other schools, too!). And we love that summer allows us to give students the hands-on experiences that they don't always get in school (last year students in grades K-8 experienced all kinds of dissection adventures, and even the squeamish ones ended up loving it!).

Note for 2026: Historically, we have offered a wide range of enrichment camps for students in grades K-8. Over the past two years, we have had very low enrollment for younger students. Because our camps require quite a bit of planning (for both staffing and materials), we have not put writing, science, or pre-high school math camps on the calendar. If you had hoped to enroll your child in an enrichment camp of that sort, please let us know.  If we can find a week that works for your child and his or her friends/classmates and our staff, we'd be happy to put a camp on the schedule. We do require a minimum of five enrolled students to run a camp, so the more students you have in your group, the easier it will be for us to ensure that the camp runs. 

All camps run from 9am-3pm, Monday-Friday (except for the CollegeBoost! Workshop which is just two crazy days of essay writing!).

There are scholarships available for all camps and workshops (submit a scholarship form for your family's rate).  

We require full payment at the time of enrollment. Enrollment is on-going, but we ask you to sign up by June 1st so that we have time to cancel under-enrolled camps. Camps that are full or have been cancelled will be removed from the list below. If you can click a link and enroll in a camp, that camp is still accepting students. Camps must have at least 5 students enrolled or they will be canceled. Any enrolled students will receive a full refund for any camps cancelled due to low-enrollment. Except in cases of EdBoost cancellations, all camps are non-refundable. 

The maximum enrollment in each camp is 12 students. 

Camps accept students within specified age ranges.  Some camps also have pre-requisites. If your child is outside the age range but meets pre-requisites, please send us a note (edboost@edboost.org).  We are happy to admit students to camps that are the right fit, even if the grade level is not a perfect fit.  

Click the PDF below to see the full 2026 Summer Camp calendar.

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Title Camp Dates: Grades (refer to the grade your child will enter in the Fall): Prerequisites Description
AlgebraBoost! Jun-22-2026 to Jun-26-2026 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th Times tables

Algebra is the foundation of most high school math, a core part of the ISEE, PSAT, and SAT, and a critical part of the high school exit exam.

College Application Workshop - Session 1 Jun-22-2026 to Jun-23-2026

Did you promise yourself that you'd finish your college applications and essays this summer, before the madness of senior year begins? Let us help you stay ahead of the curve.

GeometryBoost! Jun-29-2026 to Jul-03-2026 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th Algebra I (in school or EdBoost camp)

We've designed GeometryBoost! as an intro to high school geometry, with a strong emphasis on the logical and definitional foundations that all geometry is based on.

SAT Bootcamp Jul-06-2026 to Jul-10-2026 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th Algebra I (in school or EdBoost camp)

After several years of colleges and universities largely going test-optional, many are bringing back the SAT/ACT requirement.

Algebra II Boost! Jul-13-2026 to Jul-17-2026 Algebra I (in school or EdBoost camp)

AlgebraBoost! II  is designed for students entering Algebra II in the fall. Like AlgebraBoost! and GeometryBoost!

PreCalc/CalculusBoost! Jul-20-2026 to Jul-24-2026 10th, 11th, 12th Algebra II (in school or EdBoost camp)

This class is designed to prepare students for Calculus.

College Application Workshop - Session II Jul-27-2026 to Jul-28-2026 12th

Did you promise yourself that you'd finish your college applications and essays this summer, before the madness of senior year begins? Let us help you stay ahead of the curve.