Student Services
Summer & Vacation Programs

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Capitol Theater Arts Academy's
Summer Musical Theater Camp
An outstanding summer camp experience for students entering grades 4 to 11. Student campers may perform onstage, or work behind the scenes.
Monday through Friday, July 9 — August 3, 2007
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (with optional care before/after)
at the Capitol Theater, 896 Main St., Willimantic

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Summer/Vacation Student Programs
Academy of International Arts and Science Studies
The Academy of International Language and Performing Arts and Science Studies offers two different strands of study during summer and school vacation periods. The International Language Arts features a rich array of international languages, dance, music, noise, masks, theater and puppetry; Explorations in Madcap Math and Alien Science focuses on math and science skills in a fun, challenging, and problem-based learning format.

• Explorations in Madcap Math & Alien Science
  Math and science skills in a fun, challenging, and problem-based learning format. Academic skills development, refinement, retention, as well as team-building, and meaningful friendships are key.
  Two 2-week sessions: July 9 - July 20 and July 23-August 3, 2007
  Summer Program Brochure: English     Spanish
   
• International Language Arts
  International languages, dance, music, masks, theatre, and puppetry. Reading, writing researching, performing and friendship are features as students work on group project that develop academic, artistic, and team-building skills. 
  Two 2-week sessions: July 9 - July 20 and July 23-August 3, 2007
  Summer Program Brochure:  English     Spanish

Benefits: 

• Reinforces and enriches core academic skills
• Develops team building skills
• Keeps students engaged in learning over vacation periods
• Meets and creates friendship with students from many different communities

Contact: Tom Cronin
EASTCONN Hampton, 376 Hartford Turnpike, Hampton, CT  06247
860-455-0707; FAX: 860-455-0691
Voice Mail: 860-455-0029, box 3306
tcronin@eastconn.org

Summer School for Credit
Summer school is held for two consecutive three-week sessions for area high school students (grades 9-12) who want to make up failed courses. Courses are recommended and approved by high school guidance personnel. Application should be made by students through their guidance office. EASTCONN will report results to guidance personnel who then apply credits to students' record. Classes are held Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon for two three-week sessions. Courses include: English (4 years), math (4 years), social studies and science.

Benefits: Students can make up failed courses during summer and not be held back. EASTCONN provides staff.

Contact: Doris Dyer
EASTCONN Hampton, 376 Hartford Turnpike, Hampton, CT  06226
860-455-0707;  FAX: 860-455-0691
Voice Mail: 860-455-0029, box 3323
ddyer@eastconn.org

VESTA/Lifelong Learning
This after school program, located in Willimantic, Plainfield and Norwich, provides students in grades 2-12 with academic tutoring and homework support.

Contact: Nancy Vitale
EASTCONN Windham Mills, Bldg.1, 3rd floor, 322 Main St., Willimantic, CT  06226
860-455-0707; FAX: 860-456-7845
Voice Mail: 860-455-0029, box 3009
nvitale@eastconn.org