From early July through early August, Eagle Hill runs a five-week session for students ages 10-18 who have been diagnosed with specific learning (dis)abilities and/or Attention Deficit Disorder. Consistent with our mission, the Eagle Hill summer session provides academic enrichment and skill development for students interested in addressing specific academic and social skills needs or maintaining progress achieved over the preceding academic year. Electives and sports activities are combined with academic courses to address the needs of the whole person in a camp atmosphere. This success-oriented environment gives bright, motivated students the opportunity to flourish. Our summer session is also a great way for students entering the fall session for the first time in September to become acquainted with the campus, the faculty, and their peers. This head start ensures a smooth and successful transition.

The daily schedule combines four core academic classes with four electives. Core classes concentrate on the subjects of reading, writing, math and pragmatics, with an emphasis placed on the greatest area of need for each individual student.



Eagle Hill places a premium on providing individual attention, and our 5:1 student to teacher ratio ensures that attention is focused and productivity is maximized. Our teachers understand the needs of their students and employ the most effective methods possible to ensure success both in and out of the classroom.



Elective courses allow students the opportunity to explore the arts, world languages, topics in science, and a wide range of other areas