List of 24 items.

• Pre-Algebra: A Complete Course for Advancement

  FOR CREDIT

  This course is designed for the exceptional middle school mathematics student who desires to advance his or her placement in mathematics. Focused on a quick pace and significant class participation and homework, this course will challenge participants with a demanding workload including quizzes and tests. The Pre-Algebra: A Complete Course will satisfy the Common Core requirements for a complete year of Pre-Algebra. This six-week, four-hour per day course will serve as a replacement for a complete year of mathematics in many area middle schools. Students interested in this course must have taken Math 7 or Pre-Algebra at Ranney School during the past school year or taken the equivalent of a sixth or seventh grade mathematics course at an area middle school during the past school year. This seminar will also serve as a complete review for students who have recently completed a Pre-Algebra course and need reinforcement of all core concepts. Course materials are provided. Ranney students will need the recommendation of their math teacher and the approval from the Mathematics Chair to enroll. Ranney students who earn a minimum average of 85% at course completion may qualify to enroll in Algebra I in the fall. Students must complete all 120 course hours in order to earn credit. NON Ranney students will need approval via their School or District. A course syllabus will be provided upon request.

   

  8:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 5-9
  $2,700

• Geometry: A Complete Course for Advancement

  FOR CREDIT

  This course is designed for the exceptional Algebra I student who desires to advance his or her placement in mathematics. This rigorous six-week, four-hour per day course will satisfy all Common Core requirements for a complete geometry program and will count as a full year of mathematics study in many area schools. This intensive study of geometry will be accompanied by significant class and homework as well as daily quizzes or tests. This seminar will also serve as a complete review for students who have recently completed a Geometry course and need reinforcement of a full course. Students interested in this course must have taken Algebra I during the past school year. Course materials are provided. Ranney students will need the recommendation of their Algebra I teacher and the approval from the Mathematics Chair to enroll. Ranney students who earn a minimum average of 85% at course completion may qualify to enroll in Algebra II in the fall. Students must complete all 120 course hours in order to earn credit. NON Ranney students will need approval via their School or District. A course syllabus will be provided upon request.
  
  

  8:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 9-12
  $2,700

• Algebra I: A Complete Course for Advancement

  FOR CREDIT

  This course is designed for the exceptional Pre-Algebra student who desires to advance his or her placement in mathematics. Focused on a quick pace. significant class participation and homework, this course will challenge participants with a demanding workload including quizzes and tests. The Algebra I: A Complete Course will satisfy the Common Core requirements for a complete year of Algebra I. This six-week, four-hour per day course will serve as a replacement for a complete year of mathematics in many area high schools. Students interested in this course must have taken Pre-Algebra or Algebra during the past school year. This seminar will also serve as a complete review for students who have recently completed an Algebra I course and need reinforcement of a full course. Course materials are provided. Ranney students will need the recommendation of their math teacher and the approval from the Mathematics Chair to enroll. Ranney students who earn a minimum average of 85% at course completion may qualify to enroll in Geometry in the fall. Students must complete all 120 course hours in order to earn credit. NON Ranney students will need approval via their School or District. A course syllabus will be provided upon request.

  8:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 7-12
  $2,700
  

• Algebra II: A Complete Course for Advancement

  FOR CREDIT

  This course is designed for the exceptional Algebra I or Geometry student who desires to advance his or her placement in mathematics. Fast paced and interactive, this course will challenge participants with a demanding workload including daily quizzes and tests. The Algebra II: A Complete Course will satisfy Common Core requirements for a complete year of Algebra II. This six-week, four-hour per day course will serve as a replacement for a complete year of mathematics in many area schools. Students interested in this course must have taken Algebra I or Geometry during the past school year. This seminar will also serve as a complete review for students who have recently completed an Algebra II course and need reinforcement of all core concepts. Course materials are provided. Ranney students will need the recommendation of their Geometry teacher and the approval from the Mathematics Chair to enroll. Ranney students who earn a minimum average of 85% at course completion may qualify to enroll in Pre-Calculus in the fall. Students must complete all 120 course hours in order to earn credit. NON Ranney students will need approval via their School or District. A course syllabus will be provided upon request.

  8:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 9-12
  $2,700

• Pre-Calculus: A Complete Course for Advancement

  FOR CREDIT

  This course is designed for the exceptional Algebra II student who desires to advance his or her placement in mathematics. Fast paced and interactive, this course will challenge participants with a demanding workload including daily quizzes and tests. The Pre-Calculus: A Complete Course will satisfy state requirements for a complete year of Pre-Calculus. This six-week four-hour per day course will serve as a replacement for a complete year of mathematics in many area schools. Students interested in this course must have taken Algebra II during the past school year. This seminar will also serve as a complete review of the core concepts for students who have recently completed a Pre-Calculus course. Course materials are provided. Ranney students will need the recommendation of their Algebra II teacher and the approval from the Mathematics Chair to enroll. Ranney students who earn a minimum average of 85% at course completion may qualify to enroll in Calculus in the fall. Students must complete all 120 course hours in order to earn credit. NON Ranney students will need approval via their School or District. A course syllabus will be provided upon request.

  8:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 9-12
  $2,700

• French I

  This highly interactive beginner’s French course develops the listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills necessary to communicate in a Francophone country. During the course of this year, the students will learn basic elements necessary to function in a French speaking country using a communicative approach. They will expand their vocabulary and build upon their linguistic foundation in grammar and structure while developing a cultural sensitivity to the everyday activities of the French-speaking people throughout the world. Authentic materials, multiple intelligence techniques, cooperative learning approaches, multimedia, and Internet activities will be used to encourage original language production. The class will be conducted most of the time in French and the students are expected to participate fully in classes’ discussions, readings and oral exercises. An average of 85 or better is required to advance to French II and a 93 or better to advance to French II Honors.
  
  July 17 - August 4
  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  $2,700

• Pre-Algebra: A Prep Class

  This three week, two hour per day seminar is offered to prepare students who will be taking Pre – Algebra in the fall. The course will review key concepts needed for success in Pre – Algebra. Students will practice topics in ratios, decimal and fraction operations, writing, interpreting and using expressions, equations and inequalities, and solving problems involving geometry and measurement. Pre – Algebra Prep is recommended for students who are looking to brush up on their skills in preparation for a successful Pre – Algebra experience. Course materials are provided.
  
  June 26 - July 14
  8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  Rising 5th Graders - Rising 9th Graders
  $750

• Algebra I: A Review Class

  This three week, two-hour per day seminar will review the main concepts of Algebra I. Some of those concepts include solving and graphing linear equations and inequalities, powers and exponents, quadratic equations, polynomials, and factoring. Course materials are provided. This review course is designed for students that completed Algebra I and will be taking Geometry in the fall.

  8:00 AM-10:00 AM
  June 26 - July 14
  GRADES: 7-12
  $750

• Algebra I: A Prep Class

  This three week two hour per day seminar is offered to prepare students who will be taking Algebra I in the fall. The course will review key concepts for success in Algebra I. Students will analyze proportional relationships, perform real number operations, use radicals and integer exponents, generate expressions, solve equations and graph linear equations. Algebra I Prep is designed for those students who are looking for a jump start to the Algebra I Curriculum while reviewing and practicing essential skills needed for success in Algebra I. Course materials are provided.

  10:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - July 14
  GRADES: 7-12
  $750

• Algebra II: A Prep Class

  This three week, two-hour per day seminar is offered to prepare students who will be taking Algebra II or Honors Algebra II in the fall. The course will review key Algebra I skills needed for success in Algebra II and to preview the fall semester of concepts to be covered in the Algebra II curriculum. Algebra II Prep is recommended for those students who petitioned for Honors Algebra II in the fall. Course materials are provided.

  Algebra II Prep is an online course. It will be taught synchronously. Students will need a computer with online access to Google Meet. Students will receive an invite to the class Meet link prior to the start of the course.

  8:00 AM-10:00 AM
  June 27 - July 15
  GRADES: 9-12
  $750

• Pre-Calculus: A Prep Class

  This three week, two-hour per day seminar is offered to prepare students who will be taking Pre-Calculus or Honors Pre-Calculus in the fall. The course will review key Algebra II skills needed for success in Pre-Calculus and to preview the fall semester of concepts covered in Pre-Calculus. Pre-Calculus Prep is recommended for those students who petitioned for Honors Pre-Calculus in the fall. Course materials are provided.

  Pre-Calculus Prep is an online course. It will be taught synchronously. Students will need a computer with online access to Google Meet. Students will receive an invite to the class Meet link prior to the start of the course. 

  10:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - July 14
  GRADES: 9-12
  $750

• AP Calculus AB: A Prep Class

  This three week, two-hour per day seminar is offered to prepare students who will be taking AP Calculus AB/BC in the fall. It is designed to review key Algebra II and Pre-Calculus skills needed for success in AP Calculus AB. Students will be exposed to limits and derivatives while reviewing core trigonometric functions. AP Calculus AB Prep is recommended for those students enrolled in AP Calculus AB or AP Calculus BC in the fall. Course materials are provided.

  AP Calculus AB Prep is an online course. It will be taught synchronously. Students will need a computer with online access to Google Meet. Students will receive an invite to the class Meet link prior to the start of the course. 
  
  8:00 AM-10:00 AM
  June 26 - July 14
  GRADES: 11-12
  $750
  

• SAT/PSAT Prep

  Increase your competitive edge on the standardized tests that will influence your college choices in this intensive course focusing on the SAT verbal and writing sections, as well as the necessary strategies in the math section. Students will work on a multitute of practice tests, and will be provided with extensive explanations, cogent notes on repeating question/problem types and tips to improve performance. This course will also aid students with their preparation for the PSAT test as well. Course materials provided.
  
  July 17 - August 4
  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  Rising 9th Grade - Rising 12th Grade
  $1,350

• Chemistry Prep

  This one-week, three-hour-per-day course is intended for students who will be enrolled in Chemistry Honors in the fall. Basic lab and math skills, including conversions and dimensional analysis, will be reviewed. This class is designed for those looking to get a head start on the curriculum while reviewing important skills, and is recommended for students who are moving from Physics to Chemistry Honors. Course materials are provided.

  
  

  July 31 to August 4

  9 am to noon

  Grade: 10

  Cost - $950

• Physics Prep: Honors

  This one week, three hour per day course is intended for students who will be enrolled in Honors Physics in the fall. Core topics, such as displacement, velocity and acceleration, will be covered. Important math skills will also be covered, including graphing and trigonometry. This class is designed for those looking to get a head start on the curriculum while reviewing important skills needed for success in science courses.
  
  

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26-June 30
  GRADE: 9
  $450

• Elementary Reading, Writing and Math for 1st-3rd Grades

  This interdisciplinary course focuses on developing and strengthening vocabulary, reading fluency, comprehension and writing skills. Reading critically for analysis and comprehension will balance opportunities to tap into students’ creative and imaginative thinking to foster strong discussion and writing techniques. Elementary Mathematics, including use of the Singapore math method, will be combined with this reading and writing course for a three-hour schedule. Parents can choose the flexibility of four, five or six consecutive weeks of programming. *Sectioning for reading classes will be determined through the results of preliminary testing conducted during the first two days of class. The Elementary Reading, Writing and Math classes are not intended to serve as a replacement for a full-year course. If English is not the primary language spoken in the home, please indicate on your registration form.

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 1-3 
  4 weeks: $1,800
  5 weeks: $2,250
  6 weeks: $2,700

• Elementary Reading, Writing and Math for 4th-6th Grades

  This interdisciplinary course focuses on developing and strengthening vocabulary, reading fluency, comprehension and writing skills. Reading critically for analysis and comprehension will balance opportunities to tap into students’ creative and imaginative thinking to foster strong discussion and writing techniques. Elementary Mathematics, including the use of the Singapore math method, will be combined with this reading and writing course for a three-hour schedule. Parents can choose the flexibility of four, five or six consecutive weeks of programming. *Sectioning for reading classes will be determined through the results of preliminary testing conducted during the first two days of class. The Elementary Reading, Writing and Math classes are not intended to serve as a replacement for a full-year course. If English is not the primary language spoken in the home, please indicate on your registration form.

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  GRADES: 4-6
  4 weeks: $1,800
  5 weeks: $2,250
  6 weeks: $2,700

• Junior LEGO® Masters: An Introduction to Engineering with LEGO®s

  RSI's youngest students are introduced to engineering through the use of LEGOS! Abstract concepts like balance, force, friction and energy all come to life as students build models, test theories and experiment with their own creations while working collaboratively with their peers to solve problems and inspire them to become lifelong learners.

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM
  July 17 - July 21
  GRADES: 1-4
  $450
  

• Introduction to Roblox

  Roblox is one of the fastest growing game creation platforms. This class is for beginners to learn how to get started in game development and how to begin creating their own games. In this hands-on class, students will learn the basics of level design, game programming, and game development, and explore Roblox editor. 

   
  9:00am - 12:00pm
  July 24 - August 4
  Grades 1-5
  $900

• Super Cool Science

  Experience unique and hands-on science experiments that are as fun as they are educational! Interactive learning experiences help campers discover answers to scientific questions and stimulate curiosity. Students will explore the wonderful worlds of chemistry, biology and anatomy and physics!
  
  July 17 - July 21
  9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
  Rising 4th through Rising 7th Grade
  $450

• ESL Enrichment

  This one-week intensive ESL course will provide students with the opportunity to learn strategies and skills that will help improve overall English Language ability. English language will be practiced through interactive lessons focused upon speaking, listening, reading and writing. This course will focus on improving English skills, as well as familiarizing students with American life and culture.
  
  July 31 - August 4
  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  Rising 7th Graders - Rising 12th Graders
  $450

• Chinese Immersion Class

  This is a beginning course which stresses listening, speaking, reading, and writing at the novice ACTFL proficiency level. The class will provide students with the preparation needed for the Youth Chinese Test (YCT) and the International Chinese Proficiency Test for primary and secondary school.
  
  Students will learn introductory Chinese language and culture in a fun and inspiring environment. Students will be able to participate in daily conversation, write sentences using basic Chinese characters, and enjoy cultural activities based on a variety of topics.
  
  Students will be provided with the materials needed for the class but if parents would like to purchase the test preparation book for their student to use after the course ends, please reach out to the teacher, Mrs. Zhou, directly at yzhou@ranneyschool.org. 

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM

  June 26 - June 30  $450

  June 26 - July 7 $900
  GRADES: 2-7

• Panther Prep (Kindergarten and First Grade Students)

  This course is intended for rising Kindergarten and First grade students who have been newly accepted to Ranney School for the academic year and/or current students who desire summer enrichment. Designed to prepare students for the rigor of a Ranney education, Panther Prep will provide students with the background knowledge and fundamental skills necessary to find success at Ranney School. Students will build skills in reading, writing and numeracy in a stimulating environment conducive to learning and fun. This program runs for 6 weeks, from 9 am to 12 pm, Monday through Friday. Students are encouraged to take a minimum of two consecutive weeks.

  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  Grades: K-1
  $450/week

• Pre-K Prep

  This dynamic course is designed for imaginative thinkers and busy hands and is intended to put your rising Pre-K student on the path to success. The Pre-K prep course is 5 days a week, 3 hours a day, from 9 am to 12pm. Each week in the six week session will feature a different theme, from learning math and science to art and music, all adventures are expertly tailored to fit the needs of the students enrolled in the class. Students may choose to participate in just one week or in all six weeks of the summer session. It is entirely up to you and the needs of your young student! Simply select the dates from the list below and get ready to embark on a summer learning adventure! We recommend parents sign up for consecutive weeks but it is not mandatory.

  9:00 AM-12:00 PM
  June 26 - August 4
  $450/week