OVERVIEW Summer@Farragut is a unique six-week boarding experience for teens entering grades 8-12. They will attend college-prep classes and participate in fun activities while living in campus dormitories at Admiral Farragut Academy. Completion of a six-week academic course earns a full high school credit. Students may also choose to attend camp for two-week, four-week, or six-week sessions, for no credit. Elective courses, also for no credit, meet for two consecutive weeks unless otherwise noted. Daily on-campus activities include games, competitions, movie nights, and waterfront activities (kayak, paddleboarding, and sailing). Weekly excursions include trips to nearby beaches, amusement parks, shopping, whitewater rafting, ziplining, and more! Attendees will be able to strengthen their academics and learn about different countries and cultures from the diverse group of other campgoers. In the past years, attendees represented many areas of the world including China, Colombia, Denmark, Italy, Peru, Russia, Spain, and Ukraine to name a few, as well as numerous states within the United States of America.
WE ARE HERE
St. Petersburg, Florida
Located 35 minutes from Tampa International Airport
COURSES OFFERED Six-Week Academic Courses Algebra Prep (non-credit) Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Calculus Chemistry Physics U.S. History
Two-Week Academic Courses SAT Prep Marine Science Engineering/STEM/Robotics Creative Writing ESL I, II, III TOEFL Prep Entrepreneurship Financial Literacy Book/Film
Elective Courses Digital Photography Soccer Drawing & Painting Wrestling Graphic Design Softball Music Baseball Fitness Sailing* Lacrosse Scuba* Basketball Dance *four-week course Yoga
CONTACT US! Phone: 727-384-5500 ext 230
Summer@ TUITION
Email: summer@farragut.org
Six-week Session: $6,500 Four-week Session: $4,500 Two-week Session: $2,500 The above program fees (in U.S. funds) for Summer@ attendees cover:
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Bus transportation between Tampa International Airport and our school’s campus at scheduled times on July 2, 16, 30, and August 13, 2016 • Tuition for all academic and elective courses and sports, except additional fees as noted below
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Meals and housing Medical services at the school’s infirmary Bed linens, towels, pillows, and blankets Weekly laundry service All class-related trips
ADDITIONAL EXPENSES Other expenses not included in each program’s fee: residents, participation in Admiral • Transportation to/from Farragut Academy’s insurance is Admiral Farragut Academy (except voluntary if they are covered under for the school buses to/from Tampa another adequate health insurance International Airport at scheduled policy, which must be approved by times). the Infirmary. • $200 health insurance— students are required to have health • $150 non-refundable insurance that provides medical Activities Fee (per each twocoverage while they are attending week session). Required fee covers Summer@Farragut. International all on-campus social activities students are required to purchase and most off-campus trips such as Admiral Farragut Academy excursions to the Magic Kingdom, insurance (U.S. medical providers Universal Studios, Busch Gardens, cannot bill to overseas insurance Tampa Bay Rays baseball game, companies and international whitewater rafting, zip-lining, travel insurance policies will not shopping malls, movie theaters, and be approved by Admiral Farragut Academy’s Health Services). For U.S. more.
• Spending Money— Summer@Farragut spending accounts must be set up ahead of time when paying the tuition bill by including $50 for each week of attendance. Funds can also be added throughout the summer either via check or wire transfer should they need it. Please note we leave campus twice a week for full-day excursions and twice for evening excursions, during which time your child may want/need spending money. Additionally, please be aware there is no ATM on campus.
LEARN MORE OR APPLY ONLINE www.farragut.org/summer
2016 DATES Six-Week Session: July 2 to Aug 13 Two-Week Sessions: July 2 to July 16 July 16 to July 30 July 30 to Aug 13