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PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS
- Enhance study skills and help students understand their learning issues
- Summer programs instill confidence and prepare students for the new school year
- Referrals for individual tutoring
Students increase their learning strategies through morning and afternoon summer classes, referrals for individual tutoring, and classes on study skills and organizational techniques.
Adventures in Summer Learning 2010 was a huge success! One hundred fifty students enrolled in Adventures, Springer's four-week summer program. In the morning program, students improved basic skills in language arts, math, and handwriting while also practicing their social skills. The "Fun with Friends" afternoon classes and activities included games, playing musical instruments, making tie-dyed shirts, and meeting new friends!
Since 1992, Adventures in Summer Learning has helped children entering grades 1-8 become more confident learners and improve their basic skills. In a nurturing environment, your child works with instructors trained to help children with learning difficulties. Instruction begins at your child's level and builds on what your child can do!
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If you have any questions:
Contact us at
513.871.6080 x402
or send us an email.
What Parents and Kids Say About Adventures in Summer Learning!
"I was amazed that my son cheerfully got up every day to go to summer school!"
-Charley's mom
"This was the first time that my child ever came home and showed me something he learned at school. He was excited to show me how he tapped his arm to remember spelling words."
-Kyle's mom
"My daughter begins talking about the summer program after winter break. Her self-confidence improves at Springer because she learns strategies that help her during the school year."
-Emily's dad
"I learned some tips in the parent workshop that I will be able to use during the school year when I help with homework!"
-Joe's mom
"I really liked going to school because the teachers helped me a lot."
-Aaron
"We did fun things at Springer, and I learned ways to make school easier."
-Emily
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