Piqua City Schools

Summer Sessions for students in the area of critical reading/writing, words made real, creative writing, writing the college essay, environmental science, algebra, math skills, SAT test prep, All That Jazz, learning to scrapbook.  Classes offered in June and July.  Visit http://www.ndapa.org/summer_school.htm

Pharmacy camp is a three-night, four-day camp that takes place on the campus of The University of Toledo each summer. The camp is open to high school juniors who demonstrate strong academic skills and an interest in pharmacy or the pharmaceutical sciences.  Camp activities include field trips, job shadowing, laboratory experiences, workshops, panels, and videos. Recreational activities include free time at the recreation center and a campus scavenger hunt.  Admission to Pharmacy Summer Camp is competitive, and forty students are selected for each camp session.  Pharmacy Camp offers students the opportunity to learn more about careers in pharmacy and the pharmaceutical sciences, explore the beautiful University of Toledo campus, meet other campers their age who share the same interests, interact with UT pharmacy faculty & staff and much more!  There is a $275 fee for the camp*, which includes all room and meal expenses, a workbook, and all scheduled camp activities.  Students will stay in a campus residence hall with camp counselors.  Participants are responsible for transportation to and from The University of Toledo.  *Need-based financial assistance is available. 

 http://www.utoledo.edu/pharmacy/prospective/summercamp/index.html

The Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities, located on the campus of Ball State University, is Indiana's only public educational institution solely devoted to the education of gifted youth. To provide high ability students challenging and engaging experiences after the end of the school term, the Indiana Academy offers a wide variety of summer programs for students in grades 3 - 12. The focus of each session is to provide opportunities for the student to explore new topics and ideas, experience expert instruction, engage in hands-on actives and enjoy the challenge of learning.  To see what camps are being offered this year, visit http://www.bsu.edu/academy/summercamps/
 

This summer, Ohio Northern University will host its sixth Summer Honors Institute for gifted high school students who will be sophomores, juniors and seniors in 2010-2011. This year's institute includes 14 in-depth and challenging courses scheduled over a three-week period in June and July.  Each week-long program provides opportunities for exploring your education and career options. It's a great way to investigate a potential career choice or major. Plus, you'll have the chance to interact with other gifted students.  To be eligible to attend the Summer Honors Institute at ONU, you must:

• Be entering the 10th, 11th or 12th grade during the 2010-2011 school year
• Be identified as "gifted" by an Ohio school district or be able to obtain a document stating that you meet Ohio gifted identification criteria as described in Ohio Administrative Code 3301-51-15

All students are accepted if space is available in the selected camp and completed forms are received with required documents and payment. Students will be notified if that camp is filled and will be given the opportunity to choose another camp.  http://www-new.onu.edu/community/summer_honors_institute

Earn college credit now and apply it toward a degree later.  Junior scholars typically select two courses from a list of forty classes offered by over twenty departements.  In addition to coursework, junior scholars attend a series of seminars on topics such as time management and study skills, college admissions, financial aid, interpersonal relationships, cultural awareness, and alcohol awareness.  A full schedule of social and recreational activities complements the scholarly parts of the Program.  To be eligible, you will need to complete your junior year, have a 3.5 gpa or rank in the top 10 percent of your class.  Submit an official high school transcript, along with test scores, provide a letter of recommendation from counselor, teacher, or principal, and have the approval of a parent or guardian.  Visit http://www.units.muohio.edu/jrscholars/ for additional information.

Welcome!  The Freedom Alliance Military Leadership Academy is a summer program dedicated to developing the next generation of American leaders.  Through rigorous challenges, both mental and physical, our cadets gain confidence and self-respect.  Our trained staff encourage and motivate cadets while maintaining discipline and ensuring safety.  The Freedom Alliance Military Leadership Academy utilizes the fundamental doctrines of military training to cultivate leadership potential and develop character in our participants.  They study the timeless core values of Selfless Service, Teamwork, Courage, Integrity, Dependability, Responsibility, and Respect; and by graduation, Academy cadets have a fundamental understanding of military life, leadership doctrines, and valuable character traits.  Call today at 1-800-475-6620  www.mlacamp.com

The Student Summer Academy is a great way for students to have a fun and impactful summer experience.  This 6 day program will give them the best of all worlds: 1. An in-depth look at our government using Washington D.C. as a classroom, 2. The opportunity to live and learn with peers from schools nationwide; and 3. The chance to earn college credit from the University of Virginia.  www.closeup.org

Greetings from Hiram College! I'm writing to you today to tell you about a series of unique experiences happening this summer at Hiram College that may be perfect for your rising juniors and seniors at your high school. 

• The Emerging Writers Workshop in Creative Nonfiction

• The Hiram Genomics Academy

• The High School Leadership Conference (HLSC)

• The Hiram Institute of Theatre (HIT)

All four academies will give your students the opportunity to gain hands-on learning experiences in one of their areas of interest. Students will work with Hiram College faculty, staff and students to develop their talents and learn new skills.  Student will need to register early though, because space is limited. The registration deadline for these academies is May 14, 2010.  Hiram also offers a variety of athletic camps and other learning opportunities on our campus during the summer. Please visit our "Summer at Hiram" Web site to read descriptions and find registration and contact information for all of these programs.  www.hiram.edu/summerathiram

http://arts.muohio.edu/school-fine-arts/summer-2010

The conference is held on the University of Rio Grande in June and is open to all high school students regardless of educational plans.  The program addresses various economic topics including financial literacy.  The curriculum offers students the opportunity to earn 2 semester college credits with tuition, room, and board paid by contributions.  The only cost to students is a registration fee fo $75.00.

A one-week summer resident camp for high school students from June 13-18, 2010 at FFA Camp Muskingum in Carroll County, Ohio.  For more information call or email Ohio Forestry Association at (614) 497-9580 or info@ohioforest.org

The Miami University is offering a Reading Skills and Speed Reading Program for Children and Adults this summer in Troy at HeartLand Church.  Programs run from June 8-July 6.  For additional information or to register call 1-800-978-9596.

Are you a high school junior? You can get a head start on college with the Summer Advancement program!  Through the Summer Advancement Program, you'll get a taste of the college experience as you take regular college courses taught by University of Dayton professors. The credits you earn can be transferred to any college or university, and you only have to pay for your textbooks, transportation, personal expenses, and any laboratory or materials fees.  This program is offered during the second summer session, which runs from mid-June to the end of July.  Admission is competitive, so applicants are recommended to have a minimum 3.0 GPA.  Applications are available at http://admission.udayton.edu/Academics/Summer_Advancement/   The courses listed in the application are for college credit and tuition is free.  Students are responsible for books and other fees.

Academic enrichment and sports camps for high school and junior high students at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA - 2 hours SW of Washington, DC and in Stony Brook Univeristy in Stony Brook, New York on Long Island's north shore.  Camps include writing (creative and essay), math (algebra, calculus, and geometry), economics, architecture, tennis, golf, soccer, fitness, plus much more.  Visit www.4StarCamps.com, call 1-800-334-7827, or email info@4StarCamps.com for additional information.

Ohio Business Week (OBW) is a weeklong summer opportunity for high school students to gain valuable hands-on experience with business and entrepreneurship in a fun college setting.  Students work with 10-12 other high school students and a professional businessperson to develop an idea for a start-up business venture.  They will design a webpage/magazine, create a TV or radio spot, construct a trade show display, research and write business, finance and marketing plans, and conclude with a 10-minute PowerPoint presentation to a panel of business people.  OBW is for current high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who maintain a 2.5 or higher GPA, are involved in extracurricular activities, and have no history of disciplinary action.  The cost is $195 to cover meals, housing, and materials for the week on campus.  Financial Aid is available to families who cannot afford the entire fee.  OBW 2010 will be at Youngstown State University, June 20-26 and at Ohio Dominican University, July 11-17.  Space is limited and the application deadline is April 23.  Applications may be obtained from your guidance counselor, business teacher, or downloaded from the site www.ohiobusinessweek.org. 

The Shelton Challenge is a one-week summer experience for rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors in high school with a 3.0 GPA or better offered at Urbana University.  Shelton's cornerstones of values-based leadership--honesty, integrity, compassion, diversity, and social responsibility--are the foundations of the experience.  The core curriculum focuses on Leadership Roles and Accountability, Team Building, Leadership Styles and Situations, Social Responsibility, Integrity as a Leader, Public Speaking, Changing Behaviors, and Goal Setting.  There is a $50 non-refundable application fee which may be waived in special circumstances.  To obtain an application, or for more information, please go to www.urbana.edu or contact Michael Griest at 937-484-1262 or mgriest@urbana.edu. 

Wright State offers summer enrichment programs for students grades 6-12.  Sessions are available in June and July.  Program participants will spend six hours per day in class or workshop sessions.    Evening activities allow participants to enjoy recreational activities and socialize with new friends.  All participants are housed in The Woods residence complex.  All activities are fully supervised day and night.  There is a fee.  www.wright.edu/academics/precollege