Summer at AIM

SUMMER ENRICHMENT
JULY 1 - JULY 26, 2024
(CLOSED JULY 4)
1ST-12TH GRADE

Full Day (9 am - 4 pm): $3950

Mornings Only (9 AM - 12:30 PM): $2950

REGISTER TODAY

 

Our four-week program will run from Monday, July 1 to Friday, July 26. (There will be no camp on Thursday, July 4th.)


  • Mornings Only: $2950 (Early Bird: $2800*)
  • Full Day: $3950 (Early Bird: $3800*)
  • Before Care: $260
  • After Care: $260
  • US Math Add-On: $690
  • Regular Registration Fee for non-AIM students before June 1st: $100
  • Late Registration Fee for ALL students registering after June 1st: $200

*Early bird discount is active from now until February 29th

Explore Summer at AIM

 

The AIM Summer Enrichment Program is a four-week, in-person program which offers AIM students as well as students from public, private and charter schools the opportunity to reinforce and strengthen essential skills in reading, writing, comprehension and math in grades 1-12.

Specialized small-group instruction by AIM’s highly skilled faculty focuses on each student’s area of academic need. Students engage in interactive projects that build confidence, critical thinking and problem solving skills.

1st-5th Grade

Explore the Globe - Each summer, our Elementary School-aged students circle the globe and interlace exploration of various world regions into essential skills instruction (reading comprehension, writing and math).

AIM's highly qualified staff provides a dynamic learning experience integrating research-based teaching methods with fun and creative activities designed to increase the acquisition and development of reading and math skills and decrease summer learning loss.

Elementary Program Details

6th-8th Grade

Middle School students reinforce language arts and math skills with rotating electives and thematic STEAM and Arts-based projects.

2024 Theme: Eco Warriors

Join us as we dive into 4 weeks of captivating experiences in our morning program that blends education with the thrill of being an "Eco Warrior"! Through dynamic lessons and interactive discussions, campers engage in academic enrichment and develop a sense of environmental stewardship. Enroll now for a memorable experience that fosters sustainability, camaraderie, and a lifelong love for our planet!

 

Middle School Program Details

 

9th-12th Grade

Each year, our multi-disciplinary Summer Seminar explores the Philadelphia region through a different learning lens. This year, students will engage in on-campus learning AND off-campus excursions through the lens of Science and Technology. 

Students will study a range of topics including Biology, Robotics, and Environmental Science. Students will have the opportunity to participate in labs and engage in academic writing that will enrich their knowledge of the individual topics.

High School Program Details

Summer Reading

Meet Our 2024 Team

Erin DeVault, M.S., CCC-SLP
Director of Summer Enrichment

edevault@aimpa.org

With a background in Speech-Language Pathology, specializing in language and literacy, Erin has been a part of the AIM team since 2010. She is focused on developing programs that blend academic practice, hands-on learning, and a wide range of high-interest topics. Erin is also the Assistant Head of School, and the parent of a proud AIM Summer Camper!


 

Liz Canny

Lower School Summer Coordinator 


 

Alicia DeVane

Middle School Summer Coordinator

 

Wrapping up her fifth year as an AIM Middle School science teacher, Alicia was introduced to the AIM Wolf Pack through a partnership with the Philadelphia Zoo in 2014. She returned the following year for her student teaching experience and never looked back. Alicia has spent nearly two decades teaching learners of varying ages and abilities through her work with the Philadelphia Zoo, Camden New Jersey’s Adventure Aquarium and the YMCA.  For the 2023-2024 school year, Alicia will continue to teach science as she takes on the new role of Middle Coordinator of Community & Culture.


 

Nicole Lauria
Upper School Seminar - Lead Teacher

nlauria@aimpa.org

Nicole is our Lead Teacher for the Upper School Seminar Program, and has been a part of the AIM family for five years. Her goal is to create an immersive seminar experience for high school students so they can learn about and discuss complex topics while engaging their reading and writing skills. During the school year, Nicole works with 9th-12th grade and teaches ELA and Latin.


 

Tammy Daly

Afternoon Coordinator and Camp Counselor Supervisor

tdaly@aimpa.org

Tammy is currently a Middle School Interactive Humanities teacher at AIM.  In addition to her over 20 years of teaching experience, she has had the privilege and pleasure of working with teen and young adult counselors as an administrator, pool manager, and camp director locally. She believes that giving opportunities for leadership helps strengthen relationship and communication skills, teach responsibility, and build confidence for future endeavors. Plus it's fun!