Accelerated Learning Opportunities For Young Scholars
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SUMMER PROGRAMS AT THE UW
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- We offer a rich variety of math, science, literature, philosophy, and writing classes. Classes are small and instructors are all specialists in their field.
- Classes for both programs are held in person at the University of Washington Seattle campus.
REGISTRATION
Registration for Summer Challenge 2023 is now open.
Registration for Summer Stretch 2023 is now open.
UW Robinson Center For Young Scholars | © University of Washington | Seattle, WA | (206) 590-4691
Program Options
The Robinson Center's Summer Programs provide intensive, inspirational, and in-depth learning experiences for young students who are prepared to take on the challenge.
SUMMER CHALLENGE
For current 5th-6th graders, we offer Summer Challenge. This program emphasizes hands-on learning, field trips, and activities.
SUMMER STRETCH
For current 7th-10th graders, we have Summer Stretch, which is more academic in nature, providing an accelerated, rigorous learning experience.
SUMMER STRETCH
Summer Stretch offers both accelerated courses (e.g. Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Chemistry) and courses for enrichment (e.g. American Literature, Speech and Debate, Physics of Robotics) for students currently in 7th through 10th grade. All of these courses provide an in-depth, intensive learning experience.
The 2023 Stretch program begins on July 5th and ends on July 27th. The program runs for four weeks, Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 2:20 PM, except the first week due to the 4th of July holiday.
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SUMMER CHALLENGE
Summer Challenge is an academically advanced summer program for children who will have completed the 5th or 6th grade. The program provides motivated students with an intensive, hands-on, fun, and educational experience in areas outside of the traditional school curriculum. There are no tests, students are not graded, and there is little homework; it’s all about delving deeply into a subject of interest.
The Challenge program begins on July 10th and ends on July 28th. The program runs for three weeks, five days a week from 9:00 AM to 2:20 PM.
