High School Summer Enrichment
Summer enrichment activities for students going into 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade in the 2023-24 school year.
Use this slideshow to browse our summer reading recommendations and find out where you can access the books on our list. Don't forget about the optional Tic Tac Toe Challenge!
Math Summer Enrichment
Target Language Summer Enrichment
Practice your target language on Duolingo for 15-20 minutes a day! This will help you maintain and improve your skills.
Whether you are new to Duolingo or already have an account, you’ll follow the same steps:
Click the link on the right with your language track (language you will take next year)
Take the placement test
Practice for 15-20 minutes a day, earn your badges, and have fun!
Find your Duolingo classroom below:
Practice by Language
Spanish Phase 1–2
Spanish Phase 3–4
Spanish Phase 4–5, 5-6 & DP
French Phase 1–2
French Phase 3–4
French Phase 4–5, 5-6 & DP
Visual and performing Arts Summer Enrichment
1. Google Arts & Culture app to virtually visit museums and art exhibitions around the world from students’ personal device
2. https://art21.org/. This is the best resource for learning about new or established living artists. It is filled with films and documentaries, all free. Start by checking out Mary Heilman, an abstract expressionist who makes tape art on Canvas.
3. Take a trip to the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden this Summer. Check out Yayo Kusuma's Infinity Exhibition.
4. Study this visual for terminology/vocabulary that is used in art classes
5. Study up on IB music terminology/vocabulary
Taking DP Art next year? Join this google classroom to explore resources
Individuals and Societies Summer Enrichment
1.HL and SL History Study Resources: a list of resources that will help you or your scholars review previous content, explore content for E.E., prepare for new content and review for your I.B. exams. Although a lot is uncertain about how we are moving forward, these resources may help better prepare you. From documentaries like 13th that address immensely important social issues in the United States to a podcast from Ridiculous History on The Bizarre History of People Jumping Out of Cakes, there is something for everyone.