Virtual Programs by Subject

Are you interested in studying history this summer?

The Gilder Lehrman Online History School for middle and high school students and the Gilder Lehrman Online History Camp for elementary school students both provide engaging live interactive lessons by Master Teachers.

Master Teachers will present lessons anchored in primary source documents, many from the Gilder Lehrman Institute’s collection of more than 70,000 American history artifacts. The goal is to engage students and excite them about history so they leave each lesson more knowledgeable about a new idea, theme, document, or pivotal moment in history.

The Gilder Lehrman Online History School and Online History Camp will be hosted on the video conference system Zoom. For more information and to register, please visit:

https://www.gilderlehrman.org/programs-and-events/history-school

Interested in Debate?

American Debate League announces their 4th Annual "Public Speaking, Debate & Speech Summer Camp" in partnership with Queens College. Due to COVID-19, summer camp will be online this year. Students new to debate should register for P.F. 101.

American Debate League Website

Please click the link below for the 2020 Virtual Debate Camp Flyer

2020 Virtual Summer Debate Camp Flyer

2020 Virtual Summer Debate Camp

Dates: June 29-August 21 (Students can sign up for 1-3 weeks)

Times: 9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm

Tuition: $195.00 per weekly session

(Includes the registration and administrative fee)

Register: www.americandebateleague.org

Are you interested in exploring many different topics this summer?

Varsity Tutors is offering free online classes in all subjects for students K-12. Visit: https://www.varsitytutors.com/virtual-summer-camps

Are you interested in math competitions?

Math Jams for students in MS and HS are free online discussions hosted by Art of Problem Solving for a variety of purposes, including:

• Informational sessions about Art of Problem Solving classes.

• Review of the AMC and AIME competitions.

• Introductions to new topics in math and other areas of study.

• Special events, such as our annual discussions with admissions officers and professors from outstanding universities such as MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, and Duke.

To attend a Math Jam, simply sign in to Art of Problem Solving just before the Math Jam begins.

https://artofproblemsolving.com/school/mathjams