Since opening in 1861, the University of Washington has been a leader in higher academic development in the American northwest. Since 2006, SuperCamp, a leading
summer enrichment program for kids and teens, has taken advantage of this by offering two unique academic and life skills development programs there each summer.
The University of Washington is one of the oldest state-assisted institutions of higher education on the Pacific coast. The 643-acre campus is located between the shores of Lake Washington and Lake Union in a residential section of the city that is considered one of the most attractive suburban environments in the nation.
SuperCamp’s
Washington summer camps include Senior Forum, designed for high school students, and the Junior Forum program for middle school-aged students. For students who have previously attended Senior Forum, whether at the University of Washington, or at one of SuperCamp’s six other regional sites across the country, the program also offers a Leadership Training Team program in conjunction with the Senior Forum camp.
The Junior Forum, which is designed for students entering grades 6 through 8 in the fall, will take place at the University of Washington from July 19 - 28. Here, students will discover their individual learning styles and develop skills for dealing with a heavier academic and social schedule during the 10-day program. They also participate in “real-life” activities that enable them to make responsible choices and win the support, understanding, and guidance of their teachers, parents, and peers.
Senior Forum and Leadership Team are 10-day programs designed for students entering grades 9 through 12 in the fall, and will be hosted from July 31 – August 9. Senior Forum students learn to make the most of every moment, uncover their unique abilities, and develop greater confidence while mastering strategies for academic and personal success. The skills campers learn through the Senior Forum program help to ease school stress, build study skills, improve grades, and increase test scores, including the SAT and ACT. Students also learn life skills that encourage them to discover their strengths, pursue goals, make big decisions, solve problems, and resolve conflicts.
Parents interested in learning more about SuperCamp’s Washington summer camps, other
summer camp locations, or enrollment information can call 1-800-285-3276 or visit www.SuperCamp.com to speak with a customer care representative.