Summer at Jemicy

Make the MOST of your child’s summer!

SUMMER 2026: June 29 - July 24

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Full and half-day program for students with dyslexia
or related language-based learning differences

The Summer at Jemicy program keeps your child socially and academically engaged while minimizing summer learning loss. Jemicy’s experienced and highly-trained teachers use a variety of experiential, multi-sensory, and research-based methods to make learning fun!

Morning sessions focus on reading, language arts, math, and organizational skills, while afternoon programming offers a wide array of educational, recreational, and creative options that will inspire participants’ imagination.

Perfect combination of learning and fun!
LOWER SCHOOL

4 Weeks (Grades 1 - 5)

Daily MORNING instruction focuses on reading and math support.

Small-group literacy instruction from Jemicy's teachers, utilize Orton-Gillingham-based, multi-sensory, structured literacy programs.
Math classes reinforce number sense and “math thinking” through games, stories, and fun activities.
Outdoor science-based adventures take place in our expansive woods and outdoor play spaces.
Themed English Language Art classes incorporate comprehension, vocabulary development, and creative thinking.

AFTERNOON programming offers recreational, creative, fun-filled activities including sports, STEAM, art, and cooking.

Gain independence and confidence

MIDDLE SCHOOL

CHOOSE 1 - 4 WEEKS (GRADES 6-8)

MORNING adventures have a different theme each week and provide a well-rounded educational experience focused on academics.

Instruction includes language arts skills (reading comprehension and writing organization); math skills (general operations and pre-algebra skills); and executive functioning skills (time management, event planning, and organization). Students will make connections between academic lessons and the real world in a supportive environment.

Morning Themes Overview

Week 1: Mission to Mars
Reach for the stars! Students will practice skills vital to planning for the future, calculate distances and directions, and read about epic journeys to the stars.
Week 2: Dystopian Futures
What do you do when everything goes wrong? Students will learn how to deal with setbacks productively, how to solve difficult mathematical problems, and create stories about what happens when the worst comes to pass.
Week 3: Dangerous Technology
Have you ever felt like your computer is out to get you? This week, students will read about technology gone wrong, learn to utilize their technological resources in a positive way, and practice managing numbers so that they maintain a sense of control.
Week 4: Time travel
Classes will experience epic histories and alternate futures. Students will read stories that deal with time travel, practice time management skills, and sharpen their number sense.

AFTERNOON courses will allow students to choose from a variety of options that include crafts, sports, and game design. More details on these interactive, hands-on courses can be found on the registration form.