Summer Bridge Program in Mathematics

Whether called the summer setback or summer slide, the learning loss students experience over the summer can have significant impact on their performance in the upcoming school year. Frequently contributing to a loss of 2+ months of skill, this happens during summer vacation when students don’t use the skills learned at school. The Summer Bridge Program in Mathematics will help minimize students’ loss of skills by giving them an instructor-led environment in which to review and practice skills learned or receive guided instruction on key topics covered in the grade they’re entering.

Presented as a “Visit to the Teacher’s Desk”, these classes are designed to help your child review key skills from the previous grade or be prepared for the new school year! Each course is taught by a dedicated instructor who has experience working with elementary school students. The courses are interactive -- students will be able to ask and answer questions in real time.

In this course, students will have the opportunity to review topics such as:

• Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers and rational numbers
• Expressions, equations, and inequalities
• Ratios, rates, and percents
• Area and Circumferences
• Angle Relationships
• Scientific notion
• Irrational numbers including decimal approximations
• Linear equations
• and more!

This course is led by instructors with the Educational Testing Consultants.

This course is a 3-day day-camp program occurring Monday-Wednesday. Campers will be dropped off in the mornings and picked up again in the late afternoon. No housing accommodations will be made for campers in this program. 

Lunch will be provided each day.