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The 2008 Summer Program online application is now available. To apply online click here.

To download forms and 2007 course syllabi click here.

2008 Summer Program dates (grades 4-12)

Program
Session 1
Session 2
Apogee (4th-6th)
June 29 - July 18
July 20 - August 8
Spectrum (7th-8th)
June 29 - July 18
July 20 - August 8
Equinox (9th-12th)
June 29 - July 18
July 20 - August 8


2008 Summer Program dates (grade 4 only)

Program
Session
Apogee One-Week (4th)
July 6 - 11

 

2008 Summer Program dates (grades PreK-3)

Program
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Leapfrog in Evanston
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 21 - 25
Leapfrog in
Glen Ellyn
July 7 - 11
July 14 - 18
July 21 - 25


2008 Summer Program dates (grades 7-12)

Program
Session
Spectrum (7th-8th) & Equinox (9th-12th) at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH
June 29 - July 18

2008 Summer Program dates (grades 9-12)

Program
Session
Equinox Civic Leadership Institute (9th-12th) at University of Illinois at Chicago
June 22 - July 11


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Student Profile:
Hila, 15, San Juan, Puerto Rico - Equinox
Equinox Courses: Physics & Modern Physics
Academic interests: languages, science, math, middle eastern politics
Potential career: air force pilot, astronaut
Hobbies: soccer, volleyball, guitar
Favorite book: anything by Tom Clancy
Currently reading: “Vol de Nuit” by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
What adults don’t understand: our ability to be intellectuals and handle stress
I want to meet: John Glenn because he had a very broad-spanning life as a pilot, astronaut and politician
Challenge of my generation: saving the planet
If I were president: I would focus on the environment and poverty, diseases (AIDS in the world), health care, also environment and animal rights
Our culture in 20 years: Everything will be compact and easier to accomplish but the world status will be worse unless we find the cures to diseases like AIDS and help the environment.
What’s important to me: Achieving my goals and upholding my beliefs. Being a leader.
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