Gifted & Talented Summer Camp 2013

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Full day and partial day camp programs are available on the campus of Montclair State University for gifted students who have completed grades K-10. Families may choose either one or two, three-week sessions from July 1 - August 9.

Session I: July 1-July 19 (no class July 4)
Session II: July 22-August 9

Late Registration Fee for Session I - Add $125.00 if submitted May 11 - May 24
Late Registration Fee for Session II - Add $125.00 if submitted June 8 - June 21

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The Gifted & Talented program offers Information Sessions for prospective students and parents to provide the following information: 

• Introduction to the program
• Qualifications for different grade levels
• Outline of classes generally offered
• Information on the faculty that teach within Gifted and Talented
• Benefits of the program
• Details about the POGO program (Parents of Gifted Offspring)

Upcoming Information Sessions:

Thursday, May 16 at 7:00 p.m. - University Hall 1020
Please complete the RSVP form to attend.

If you have any questions prior to the session, please contact us at gifted@montclair.edu or 973-655-4104.

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Parent Orientations

• Parent Orientation - Session I (Grades 1-4)
  Date: Tuesday, June 18, 6:30 p.m.
  Location: University Hall 1010
  
  
• Parent Orientation - Session I (Grades 5-11)
  Date: Wednesday, June 19, 6:30 p.m.
  Location: University Hall 1010
  
  
• Parent Orientation - Session II (Grades 1-4)
  Date: Monday, June 24, 6:30 p.m.
  Location: University Hall 1010
  
  
• Parent Orientation - Session II (Grades 5-11)
  Date: Thursday, June 27, 6:30 p.m.
  Location: University Hall 1010
  

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Grades 1-4:

During the summer of 2012, the Gifted and Talented program announced the integration of learning communities into our program which was received with enthusiasm. The Gifted Learning Communities will group children together who share common interests and are actively engaged in learning together, from each other, and by habituation. These learning communities will provide the students with a more holistic environment while still engaging them in a fun, unique summer experience!

• Students in first through fourth grade will have the opportunity to enroll in two learning communities this summer.
• Students that remain with us for a full day of camp will have the opportunity to enroll in two classes of interest during the remaining periods of the day.
• Students coming for the half day program can enjoy a morning learning community and a 4th period class of their choice (no lunch will be provided).
• Please Note: The classes within the community are not interchangeable; therefore, canceling one class will result in a loss of all the linked courses.

Grades 5-11:

Families can personalize their schedules by selecting from courses in science, mathematics, technology, sports, visual and performing arts and the humanities. Anticipated courses include robotics, SAT Prep, algebra, and pop culture.

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Our courses are taught by experienced professors and teachers in small learning environments that allow for a customized experience.