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Eagle Hill School | Hardwick
Basic Information
Address: 242 Old Petersham Road
Hardwick, MA 01037
Phone Number: 4134776000
Email: marketing@eaglehill.school
Program Director: Dr. Eric Stone
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Additional Information
Founded: 1967
Number of Students: 70
Ages Accepted: 10-16
Session Start Date: June 28, 2023
Session End Date: July 28, 2023
School/Campus Setting:
Set on 200 rural acres located in central Massachusetts.
Application Deadline: May 31, 2023
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5:1
Mission Statement:
Day $10,530 | Boarding $11,530
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Eagle Hill’s Summer Session blends the experience of a classic five-week summer camp with our unique approach to educating diverse learners.
Additional Information:
Consistent with the school mission, the Eagle Hill summer session provides academic enrichment and skill development in an atmosphere that inspires students to reach beyond their comfort zone, to explore new activities, and to discover new passions.
Course offerings and activities are designed to help students ages 10-16 have a fun-filled summer while building confidence and paving the road for academic success in the fall.
Divided into eight periods, the daily schedule combines four core academic classes with four electives. Core classes concentrate on the subjects of reading, writing, and math, with an emphasis placed on the greatest area of need for each individual student.
Dynamic electives and a wide range of sports activities are combined with targeted academic courses that address the needs of the whole person in a warm, friendly, camp-like atmosphere. This success-oriented environment gives bright, motivated students the opportunity to flourish.