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Every camper participates in daily academic interventions in Math and English Language Arts (ELA) — delivered by expert educators through our global education partner, Mwerevu Education. 

Our academic program is not one-size-fits-all. Using diagnostic assessments and ongoing progress monitoring, students are grouped by skill level and learning needs, allowing us to tailor instruction that meets them right where they are. 

• One-on-One Tutoring: For students needing intensive, personalized instruction
• Small Group Sessions: Peer-supported learning in focused groups of 2–3 students
• Targeted Interventions: Address foundational gaps and build core academic skills
• Daily Sessions: Up to 90 minutes of academic time, every day

Our approach uses evidence-based strategies and data-driven instruction to ensure students are making measurable gains. Many campers experience up to one full year of academic growth in just five weeks — all while engaging in wrestling, STEM, and leadership development.

The Junior Solar Sprint (JSS) is a centerpiece of our STEM curriculum—offering campers a hands-on experience in engineering, sustainable energy, and real-world problem solving. Students learn:

• How solar energy works and how it can be used to power devices.
• Basic mechanical engineering principles, including gear ratios, torque, and aerodynamics.
• Design-thinking and the engineering process, from planning to prototyping to testing.
• Measurement, data collection, and iteration, using trial and error to improve performance.
• Collaboration and communication, as they work in teams to construct, test, and refine their solar-powered cars.

Campers not only build and race their own solar vehicles, but also compete in friendly challenges to test speed, efficiency, and creativity—reinforcing key science and math concepts through engaging, hands-on exploration.

Campers explore Artificial Intelligence by using tools like ChatGPT and image generators to complete fun, creative challenges. They'll learn:

• What AI is and how it works in the real world.
• How to responsibly use AI tools for writing, problem solving, and research.
• How to think critically about technology and its role in the future.

These activities demystify AI while making it exciting, empowering students to see themselves as future tech creators, not just consumers.

Throughout the summer, students participate in field trips that connect classroom learning to the real world—exploring science museums, cultural institutions, and community-based experiences. These trips are fun, educational, and designed to deepen campers’ curiosity and exposure.

Program Highlights

• Elite wrestling instruction tailored to all levels
• One-to-one and small group academic support in Math & ELA
• Junior Solar Sprint engineering project focused on solar energy and vehicle design
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence through fun, real-world challenges 
• Weekly enrichment and field trips