The Geometry is a mathematics course that is designed to give students a foundational view of the Euclidean study of measurement in the natural sciences.

The Foundations for Algebra II course is designed for students entering pre-algebra in the fall. This course provides practice for early concepts and a review of mathematical skills and strategies to explore the intuitive understanding of numbers. Students will develop an early understanding of key concepts leading to theories of linear relationships and probability.

The Writer’s Summit course is designed for students entering Grades 7 to 9. In this course, practiced writers refine the rhetorical skills and expand the vocabulary necessary for successful and purposeful writing. Students will practice and revise research reviews and personal narratives. Additionally, students will review the building blocks of language, including parts of speech, clauses, and sentence structure, in order to reinforce strong foundations for effective prose.

The Foundations for Geometry part 2 course is designed for students entering Geometry in the fall and have a foundational understanding of algebraic terms, evaluating expressions and ordered paris and can apply the basic formulas for solving problems involging perimeter and ara of trinagles, quadrilaterals, and circles or have taken the Foundation for Geometry part 1 course.

The Spanish level 2 course is designed for students with level 1 Spanish or students who completed the Spanish foundations 2 course at Summer Academy with Congressional School. The students will be working with authentic Spanish materials in different formats, such as music, works of art, short readings and podcasts. The course will continue to develop the four skills necessary in the learning of any language such as reading, listening, writing and speaking. Upon completion of this course, students will be required to take an oral and written exam.

The Youth Leadership Institute II is designed for students entering Grades 7 and 8 interested in developing personal, organizational, and community leadership skills. The institute provides participants with the opportunity to identify unique strengths and passions, enhance self-image and self-confidence, and develop key leadership skills such as advocacy, goal setting, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and cultural competency.The Youth Leadership institute aims to equip students to be change agents in their academic communities, learn how to be positive influences on those around them, and develop skills for identifying opportunities to lead.

The Writer’s Climb course is designed for students entering Grades 7 to 8. In this course, evolving writers develop the rhetorical skills and vocabulary necessary for clear and purposeful writing. Students will plan, draft and revise persuasive and scientific writing. Additionally, students will review the building blocks of language, including parts of speech, types of phrases, and types of clauses, in order to construct strong foundations for effective prose.

The Math Facts and STEAM is a 1/2 day program designed for students entering Grades 2 in the fall. Students will keep their math skills sharp and build strong number sense. The STEAM portion of the program will develop critical thinking skills for problem solving using reasoning and pattern-recognition.

The Math Jungle & STEM is a 1/2 day program designed for students entering Grades 3 in the fall. Students will practice review key mathematics concepts participating in a variety of activities to develop logical thinking. Using project based learning, the STEM portion of the program will help students gain a better grasp of deductive reasoning and promote critical and creative thinking strategies.

The Math STEM is 1/2 day program designed for students entering Grades 4 in the fall. Students will practice deductive reasoning, spatial thinking, as well as critical and creative thinking strategies.The STEM portion of the course will equip students with mathematical strategies and out-of-the-box thinking to solve novel problems using real-world experiments.

The Math Explorer II course is designed for students entering Grades 4 in the fall. Students will keep their math skills sharp while practicing deductive reasoning, spatial thinking, as well as critical thinking strategies. Math Explorers will get a chance to review key mathematics concepts participating in a variety of activities to develop logical and critical thinking skills. This course will equip students with mathematical strategies for problem solving using reasoning and pattern-recognition and critical thinking skills. This course will equip students with mathematical strategies for problem solving using reasoning and pattern-recognition.

The Writer’s Workshop course is designed for students entering grades 5 this Fall. Students will practice examining, explaining, and defending claims to strengthen their written expression. In the Writing for Meaning course, students will be introduced to academic language and vocabulary, review advanced concepts of grammar, and editing strategies to plan, draft, and revise their own essays, as well as creative writing pieces, based on reading responses to varied mentor texts and reading materials.

The Spanish Level 1 course is a continuation of the Spanish Foundation course. It is designed for students with some basic previous knowledge of Spanish. The students will be working with authentic Spanish materials in different formats, such as music, works of art, short readings and podcasts. The course will continue to develop the four skills necessary in the learning of any language: reading, listening, writing and speaking. Upon completion of this course, students will be required to take an oral and written exam.

The Creative Writing course is designed for students entering grades 6 in the Fall. Students will apply concepts of writing to craft creative writing pieces. Writer’s Workshop students review grammar, sentence formation, paragraph construction, and editing strategies to increase their writing fluency and written communication skills with a strong focus on furthering developing their writing voice.

The Colt’s Math II course is designed for students entering Grades 5 and 6. Students will review key concepts to better understand the “why” behind mathematical operations. Students will learn essential mathematical problem-solving tactics such as pattern recognition, working backwards, and invariance. Colt’s Math II will challenge students to explore the deeper concepts beyond the processes and procedures and to think strategically to arrive at mathematical solutions to extend their thinking into the early concepts and skills for their next level mathetical instruction.

Welcome to Great Adventures Remix, a fun and exciting program for campers 3 years old and extending to campers 5 years old, entering Kindergarten in the fall. Through our weekly themes, children meet new friends, learn to try new things and build their self-confidence, all in a COVID adapted environment.

Join us on campus for this adjusted Day Camp program tailored to the needs of this new normal of social distancing this summer.

The Congressional Pokémon Camp is designed to train young campers in their quest to become world class Pokémon Masters.

Join us for this 2 week, science based program where campers will study the earth and the sky!

Are you an engineer in waiting? Join us for this 2 week program where you will get to design and build your own rockets and roller coasters!

Set off on your path to join the Jedi Order in this brand new camp perfect for any Star Wars fan. Master the Force, construct your own lightsaber, and have fun with your friends at this summer camp program, as you explore the rich lore of the Star Wars universe.

Have a passion for cooking but not sure how to cook? Join us for Congo Chefs to learn all about how to make different types of food. Campers will learn how to measure, mix, decorate, serve, cook, and how to follow a recipe. These junior chefs will be encouraged to use their creativity and be ready to test your skills on the skillet!

Do you love legos? If so, this two week camp program is for you. Over two themed weeks, campers will get to travel to a galaxy far, far away to build all of star wars’ greatest sets before joining into the lego competition, Lego Masters. During that week, campers will compete and face different challenges to build the coolest lego sets possible or see who can build a set the fastest. If you love legos, you’re sure to have a blast.

Are you an engineer in waiting? Join us for this 2 week program where you will get to design and build your own rockets and roller coasters!

Do you love legos? If so, this two week camp program is for you.

Get your buzzer hand ready for an exciting week of Game Shows. Campers will participate in modified versions of popular game shows like Family Feud, Price is Right, Jeopardy and more. Campers will finish the session by hosting their very own game show creations for their fellow campers.

Do you love the world of Harry Potter? If so, board the train at Platform 9 ¾ and join us for this two week camp program!

Join us for this specially designed camp program for our 4 and 5 year campers located at St. Agnes school in Arlington.

Join us for this 2 week, science based program where campers will study the earth and the sky!

Geology & Gems: This hands-on science program will explore the fundamental concepts of Earth Science. Students will learn the principal categories of rock classification: sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic. We will also participate in a simulated fossil dig, model volcanoes, geocaching, and other interactive projects.

Star Lab: Get ready for a journey that’s out of this world! Campers will embark on a mission to the outer reaches of the solar system. They’ll be star struck with Orion, Cassiopeia, and the Big Dipper as they learn where these star stories originated. Discover why stars seem to twinkle, how asteroids made history, and where the Milky Way can take us. This camp is sure to be a universe of fun!

Join us for this exploration of art! We’ll dive into the process and product of different art mediums: paint, chalk, watercolors, oil pastels, tie dye. The possibilities are endless! We will create art projects, murals, crafts and more as we explore, discover and design! Expect to get messy in this great hands-on camp for budding artists and creative thinkers.

Ready to get active? Join us for this two week program where campers will learn the basics of common sports such as soccer and basketball, as well as participating in playground favorite games such as capture the flag and mission impossible.