We are pleased to announce that we will offer both online and on-campus programming in the summer of 2021. Our web pages will be updated to reflect all 2021 offerings and a description of the programs by early December. Inquire today to receive periodic updates along with an alert when the 2021 program website is live.
Get your “stories” out there! In this dynamic writing workshop, students will experience the benefits of creative expression through crafting and revising their own short stories and poems. All writers will be full participants in the “workshop” process...
What does it mean to be morally right or wrong? How are we to best express, in writing, the answers to these difficult questions? This course aims to provide a bedrock of philosophical knowledge from which morality can be discussed and debated...
This enrichment course is designed for students preparing to take Pre-Algebra, or a like course, in the fall, or for students who seek clarification or additional repetition with topics in Pre-Algebra. The course will emphasize the development...
This enrichment course is designed for students who thrived in a full-year Pre-Algebra course and seek an advanced preview of topics in Algebra I. Students in this course have a strong foundation with pre-algebraic fundamentals and...
This enrichment course is for students who have completed a full-year Algebra I course and wish to preview topics in Algebra II prior to the start of the school year. This course is designed to strengthen problem-solving...
This enrichment course is for students who have completed full-year courses in Algebra II and Geometry and wish to preview topics in precalculus prior to the start of the school year. Students study the properties, graphs...
In this class, students will be part of the bioengineering team that wishes to design plant growth chambers to grow plants on Mars. In doing so, students will work online with their teacher and peers, as well as, offline building...
There are an estimated 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 viruses (and almost as many bacteria) for every human being alive on the planet today. While an overwhelming majority of...
This course is a survey of American history during the 20th century. Students consider the changing nature of American liberty and identity to enhance their understanding of American society today. Students investigate events, people...
Photography has become second nature in our highly digitalized world. It constantly transforms the way we take and share pictures. In this course, students will review the fundamentals...
Students born between 1995 and 2015 are considered Generation Z. This course takes an interactive approach through class discussions, activities, videos, and case studies to help...
Perhaps you've already traversed the Underworld with Percy Jackson, or escaped from the Cyclops' cave with Odysseus, or battled the Midgard Serpent with Thor. Perhaps you're still waiting to...
In an increasingly competitive world, the ability to express oneself and speak in public with clarity, persuasiveness, and even elegance is a critically important skill. Of related and equal importance is the ability to...
This course will introduce students to fundamental concepts and theories regarding topics such as personality traits, group dynamics, conformity, prejudice, group think, gender roles...
How do you design a chair out of an old contacts case? How might you design a marble run with items around your house, and what would you use for the marble? This course will introduce students to the process of design thinking through...
Your words create a universe of possibility. For writers who already have a command of the building blocks of good sentences, this second level Writing Workshop course takes those tools out for a drive, exploring the world around us…
Students will learn about and gain experience in the process of Design Thinking and how it can be applied to problems related to the Common Good and social entrepreneurship. Students will identify and design solutions for...
In an increasingly global and data-driven world, future problem-solvers must learn to collect, organize, analyze, and visualize data. Join us this summer and learn how to use statistics as a tool to better understand your world and develop...
Mentos + Coke = Explosion! How does this work? Why are fireworks different colors? What makes glow sticks glow? Find out the answers to these and many other common chemistry conundrums...
Students who have already completed the first five weeks of the LCSP’s Best Self curriculum return to continue their journey of self-reflection through the lens of leadership. Participants will examine their leadership traits...
Crack the case in this crime scene investigation course! Students will focus on the application of various science techniques used to solve crimes, including: blood typing, fingerprinting, nutrition testing, hair analysis, DNA analysis, ink analysis...
The SAT Preparation Class will cover general test-taking strategies with a focus on strengthening core skills. Mathematics topics covered will include problem solving and data analysis, algebra, advanced algebra, geometry and trigonometry...
The SSAT Preparation Class will cover general test-taking strategies with a focus on strengthening core skills. Mathematics topics covered will include arithmetic, algebra, and geometry. Verbal topics covered will include synonyms, analogies, and reading...
Students will learn about and gain experience in the process of Design Thinking and how it can be applied to problems related to the Common Good and social entrepreneurship. Students will identify and design solutions for...
Students will learn about and gain experience in the process of Design Thinking and how it can be applied to problems related to the Common Good and social entrepreneurship. Students will identify and design solutions for...
Although bacteria are single-celled organisms (compared to trillions of cells that make up a human), they are still able to perform many of the same biological functions that humans do! This hands-on workshop is designed to offer...
Geometry is an intensive 6-week course that covers all topics taught in a full year of Geometry at Loomis Chaffee (LC). The course prepares students for the LC end-of-year departmental exam. Pending satisfactory performance on the exam, students can earn academic credit...
Calculus: Topic A is designed for talented and committed math students who have the desire to accelerate from Advanced Precalculus to CL Calculus BC. Calculus: Topic A is a not a credit-bearing course, rather it positions students to accelerate...
Students will explore American culture while strengthening their command of the English language in speaking, reading, and writing. Through small group and individualized instruction, students will investigate and apply all aspects of the English language...
Dream of becoming an author, screenwriter, or journalist? Conquering the intricacies of English writing conventions is the first step toward achieving your goals. Spend a summer mastering the tools that are in the belts of all great writers…
Your words create a universe of possibility. For writers who already have a command of the building blocks of good sentences, this second level Writing Workshop course takes those tools out for a drive, exploring the world around us…
This course introduces students to wheel throwing and the process of making pottery. Students will learn about the physical properties of clay, working with a potter’s wheel...
This course is for students who are preparing to take Chemistry in the fall or looking for exposure to some fundamental concepts and problem-solving skills...