Set on the School's familylike campus, Linden Hill Summer program begins in early July and ends in early August. In a structured, supportive environment, participants are encouraged to grow in confidence and self-esteem, to make lasting friendships, and to develop as individuals and as athletes.
Students take four classes per day, rounded out with free time, recreation, and an evening activity.
Course offerings include art history, biology, communications, computers, English, environmental science, government and politics, journalism, mathematics, reading, social studies, study skills, science challenges, design and technology, and special education support. Aerobics, baseball, basketball, golf, gymnastics, horseback riding, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, volleyball, archery, mountain biking, skating, canoeing, fishing, and a ropes course provide opportunities for sports and recreation. Field trips are planned to Boston's Faneuil Hall, a Red Sox baseball game, Old Deerfield, Sturbridge Village, and the Connecticut shore. Boarding students are housed in dormitories on Linden Hill's campus in a country setting at the tri-state corner of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. The summer school program is for boys and girls ages 8-15, boarding and day.