Spring Fever Hits Summer Camps

It is summer camp registration season for parents all across the U.S. as they look for the best summer enrichment and fun opportunities for their kids. While the snow still is falling in some parts of the country, parents are researching summer camp options, so their kids don’t get left out in the cold when the camps fill up.

SuperCamp, a leading academic summer camp, had a waiting list of over 200 kids when the camp season began last summer. “We encourage parents to sign up early so they can get their first choice of camp location and session,” said Bobbi DePorter, president of SuperCamp.

SuperCamp has nine locations in the U.S. at colleges ranging from Brown in the east to Stanford in the west. A total of 24 individual camp sessions are offered in age-specific levels for students from sixth grade to incoming college freshmen. Over 3,000 students are expected to be enrolled in SuperCamp by the end of June.

At SuperCamp, kids learn how to learn. They are given the tools to read and write better, study more effectively, and problem solve. Also, the SuperCamp instructors create a series of mini-success moments for each camper, so they leave SuperCamp feeling more comfortable with who they are and more confident in their ability to succeed at anything they put their minds to.

Based on accelerated learning methods that Ms. DePorter first applied with entrepreneurs almost 30 years ago, SuperCamp is an intensive residential summer program that has graduated over 54,000 students worldwide in its 28 years. In addition, DePorter’s company, Quantum Learning Network, trains teachers in these same learning techniques in schools throughout the United States.

SuperCamp’s popularity is not limited to the U.S. Currently there are SuperCamp programs running in several countries in Asia, Europe and Latin America. Additionally, SuperCamp’s Quantum Learning teaching methods are being used by teachers in at least 30 states nationwide. In fact, over two million students have been reached by Quantum Learning teachers.

More information on SuperCamp is available at http://www.supercamp.com/ and by calling 800-285-3276.