Monday — Thursday · Summer 2026

Academic Future.

Mastery Over Attendance

A summer program committed to academic excellence and measurable progress. We focus on bridging learning gaps and accelerating core skills through individualized instruction and high-impact curriculum.
Grades 3–10 Enrolling

Academic Pillars

Math and literacy designed to work together—each half-day builds the other.

Personalized Mathematics

Every scholar begins with a 1-on-1 diagnostic to ensure academic excellence. We identify specific gaps in foundation and build a custom roadmap designed for steady, significant progress.

  • Custom curriculum
  • Individualized benchmarks

Analytical Literacy

Our literacy blocks focus on high-level progress. Scholars analyze scientific and innovation cases to develop sophisticated research skills, execute critical writing, and master professional presentations.

  • Advanced source synthesis
  • Evidence-based argumentation

Daily rhythm

Monday–Thursday mornings. Math plus analytical literacy with the same daily rhythm throughout the season—enroll 2 weeks at a time.

Math + English · 2 weeks at a time

Math block: uses diagnostic-informed instruction to close learning gaps, then advances into data interpretation, reasoning, and model-building as students are ready.

  • 9:30 – 11:00

    Math · 90 min

  • 11:00 – 12:30

    English (literacy & research)

3 hours total · Grades 3–10 · June 8 – July 30, 2026

Admissions & tuition

Our math plus intensive English program—enroll 2 weeks at a time. Choose 1, 2, or 4 weeks per registration.

Math + English · 2 weeks at a time

Mon–Thu mornings · Math · 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.; English (analytical literacy) · 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Math pathway: assessment-first instruction, gap-closing practice, concept checks, then accelerated progress aligned with each student's pace.

Program dates (Mon–Thu instruction)

June 8 – July 30, 2026

First camp day Monday, June 8, 2026; last camp day Thursday, July 30, 2026.

Program focus

Argumentation, research writing, innovation, and persuasive communication.

Math instruction: diagnostic + concept checks + individualized roadmap to reduce conceptual gaps and move students forward confidently.

No camp Friday–Sunday, July 3–5. Grades 3–10. Location: 4860 Irvine Blvd, Suite 201, Irvine, CA.

English curriculum · 2 weeks at a time

Four intensive two-week English units—enroll one unit at a time or combine for a longer run.

UnitDatesCurriculum focusTopics & skills
The ScientistWeeks 1–2June 8–11 & 15–18Argumentative Writing & Data Analysis

Rainforest challenges; deforestation; ecosystems

  • Claim-Evidence-Reasoning
  • Interpreting graphs & statistics
The InnovatorWeeks 3–4June 22–25 & 29–July 2Research Writing & Problem Solving

Low-cost inventions; developing solutions; creativity

  • Research skills
  • Source synthesis
  • Informational writing
The EngineerWeeks 5–6July 6–9 & 13–16Innovation & Engineering

Technology, engineering feats, space exploration

  • Source synthesis
  • Informational writing
  • Multi-step logic
The AdvocateWeeks 7–8July 20–23 & 27–30Persuasive Communication & Reasoning

Conservation, sustainability, social issues

  • Persuasive essays & presentations
  • Data modeling

1-on-1 intensive add-ons

Separate from the group summer program—book one-on-one support in specific areas, on your schedule.

ReadingPlex 1-on-1

Intensive one-on-one support for any specific area. All grades.

Our ReadingPlex 1-on-1 focuses on:

  • Reading comprehension
  • Grammar
  • Intensive writing

MathPlex 1-on-1

One-on-one math tutoring for high schoolers. Algebra through calculus.

Our MathPlex 1-on-1 covers:

  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Trigonometry
  • Calculus

Ready to invest in your scholar's academic future?

Register for summer or book an assessment—we're happy to help you choose the right path.