Summer Programs
Many Millbrook students enjoy spending part of their summer break engaging in a variety of programs that focus on academics, community service, language immersion, adventure, leadership building, or developing their artistic talents. These can be enriching experiences shaping one’s personal and social awareness, college readiness, and post-graduate interests. In-depth research is important to ensure a rewarding experience. Consider the following questions:
List of 4 frequently asked questions.
Resources
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Where to Start
Click here to view a list of available summer programs.
This list represents a fraction of the opportunities that are possible. It is meant to be a starting point for researching opportunities. Millbrook School does not endorse any particular program. Information about these programs is simply provided a resource to our students.
Ask the program for contact information from recent participants and talk to them about their experiences. This is a good way to learn more about the program curriculum, safety, living conditions, leaders and faculty.
Throughout the school year, representatives from a variety of summer programs will visit Millbrook during the lunch hours. Stop by their table, speak with the representatives, ask questions, find out about their program and, if interested, grab literature to begin your research.
Attend the annual Summer Opportunities Fair, which Millbrook hosts in late January/early February. Representatives from between 20 - 25 programs will on hand to present their summer program and answer any questions.
This list represents a fraction of the opportunities that are possible. It is meant to be a starting point for researching opportunities. Millbrook School does not endorse any particular program. Information about these programs is simply provided a resource to our students.
Ask the program for contact information from recent participants and talk to them about their experiences. This is a good way to learn more about the program curriculum, safety, living conditions, leaders and faculty.
Throughout the school year, representatives from a variety of summer programs will visit Millbrook during the lunch hours. Stop by their table, speak with the representatives, ask questions, find out about their program and, if interested, grab literature to begin your research.
Attend the annual Summer Opportunities Fair, which Millbrook hosts in late January/early February. Representatives from between 20 - 25 programs will on hand to present their summer program and answer any questions.
Students and parents are invited to contact Leanne LaFond at llafond@millbrook.org or (845) 677-6933.
Additional Information
Financial Assistance for Summer Programs
Some programs do offer financial assistance. Please make sure to check deadlines.
For international students who plan to participate in a summer program in the US, please make sure to check the deadlines for international students. For participating in some programs, the deadline could be earlier to allow time to process any necessary paperwork.
Disclaimer
Inclusion of a program at the Summer Opportunities/Gap-year Fair, at a scheduled Millbrook visit, or presented by the Summer Programs Counselor and/or College Counseling Office does not imply endorsement of any kind by Millbrook School, the Summer Program /Gap-Year counselor and/or College Counselors.
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