Summer Programs

List of 4 items.

• Summer Enrichment Course Offerings - Summer 2025

  Seton Hall Prep Summer Enrichment provides an opportunity for students to advance their progress in math or language.  Courses are intensive (a one-year curriculum condensed) and all students must be recommended for honors placement prior to enrolling.

  
  Students will not be allowed to miss more than 2 days.  See school calendar for details.
  
  2025 Summer Schedule (8:30 am - 2:30 pm)
  June 11 & 12
  June 16 - 19
  June 23 - 26
  June 30 - July 3
  July 8 - 10
  July 14-17 
  
  
  

  Courses are scheduled in late May, based on registrations received.  Some math courses may be closed earlier than May.

  All math students must be recommended for honors placement. 

  Courses are scheduled in late May, based on registrations received.  Some courses may not be scheduled if sufficient registrations are not reached.

  
  LANGUAGE
  
  Spanish II Honors – Mrs. Umaña 
  This accelerated class develops students’ competence in the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing and gives them the confidence to express themselves on more advanced topics. The emphasis is on communication, especially concerning understanding of cultural perspectives in communities where Spanish is spoken. Through authentic resources including literature, art, music and film, students acquire knowledge of current social and political issues in the Hispanic world. Completing this course (with a B or higher) enables the student to enroll in Spanish III Honors in the Fall.

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  Math
  
  Precalculus Honors - Mr. Dave Kahney
  This course will cover all the material that is covered in the Precalculus Honors class that is offered during the year. A student must be currently in Honors math and recommended to continue in order to enroll. The class structure will allow immediate follow up work that will take the place of most homework. This should keep homework to a minimum. Taking this class sets up the current junior for Calculus AP. Taking this class sets up the current sophomore for Calculus AP junior year and Statistics AP senior year. Students with a grade of A or A+ AND perfect attendance may be exempted from the Final Exam at teacher discretion.
  
  

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  Geometry Honors -

  Mr. Kane (1 section) & Mr. Hartwig (1 section)
  This is a course in Euclidean Geometry including plane and solid Geometry. A student must be currently in Honors math and recommended to continue in order to enroll. The main objectives of the course are: 1) to teach students basic geometric facts, which will be needed for future math courses and the SAT’s. 2) To be able to solve problems in Geometry. 3) To be able to solve Algebra problems in a Geometry context. 4) To be able to follow a deductive presentation. 5) To realize some of the “real world” applications of Geometry. 6) To be able to construct a proof. 7) To be able to execute right triangle trigonometric problems.  If time allows, we will even begin some Algebra II. Students with a grade of A or A+ AND perfect attendance may be exempted from the Final Exam at teacher discretion.
  
  

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  Algebra II Honors - Mr. Sawyer
  The Algebra II Honors summer course will cover all the topics our full year Algebra II course masters. A student must be currently in Honors math and recommended to continue in order to enroll. The advantage of taking this course in the summer is the student can interact with the material continuously and stay focused on one subject and time restraints present less of a problem so the class moves at an even pace. The structure of the class encourages class participation and allows for a fun learning environment. The reason to take Algebra II Honors in the summer is to keep options open such as Calculus AP and Statistics AP. These advanced math courses may earn the student college credit and are available to be taken senior year if all prerequisites are fulfilled. Students with a grade of A or A+ AND perfect attendance may be exempted from the Final Exam at teacher discretion.
  

• School Supported Workshops - Summer 2025

  These workshops DO NOT count for academic credit, but offer an an exciting and specific learning environment for students.
  
  Open to rising Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors

  • • Academic Skills with McNany (9:00 am - 11:30 am)
    • Computer Projects with D. Neglia (9:00 am - 12:00 pm)
    • Intro to Law with Cannatella (9:00 am - 11:30 am)
    • Flight Simulator I with Lace  (9:00 am - 11:30 am)
    • Flight Simulator II with Lace (12:00 pm - 2:30 pm)
    • Biblical Narratives with Hunter (12:00 pm - 2:30 pm)

  Open to rising Sophomores ONLY

  • • Reading Workshop with Parisi (12:00 pm - 2:00 pm)

  Open to rising Sophomores & Juniors ONLY

  • • Reading Workshop with Kupferman (12:00 pm - 2:00 pm)

  Open to Incoming Freshman ONLY
  

  • • Reading Workshop (Cannella) 9:00 – 11:30
    • Freshman Writing Workshop - Honors (Clapham) 9:00 – 11:30
    • Freshman Writing Workshop – SS (Clapham) 12:00 – 2:30

• Remedial Summer School

  The Prep offers a number of courses for remediation during the summer. Summer School for those who have failed a class, or who are remediating a D to a C. See the calendar on this site for details.
  
  

  • Students who have failed a course may enroll and make up work that not completed satisfactorily during the school year.
  • Students must maintain a GPA of 2.0 to maintain matriculation at Seton Hall Prep.
  • Students who have earned a grade of D in a class may remediate and, if they maintain a at least a C average, convert their grade of D to C.
  • Course offerings vary from year to year, depending upon student need, but not every course that a student might need will necessarily be offered.
  • Typically, the following courses are offered: English, History, Physical Science, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II. Sometimes Theology is offered.
  • Classes run for a total of 19 days, and student may enroll in no more than two courses. The final times for all class meetings (8:00-10:30 pr 11:00-1:30) will be published the day after registration, and will be available online.
  • Students who are absent for more than two classes are not eligible to receive credit.
  • Summer School Registration and Contract will be available as a download above.

• Pirates Academy for Current 7th Graders

  While providing a wealth of educational opportunities, The Pirates Academy will introduce students to many of our other activities in an enjoyable, rewarding environment. Whether developing a product on our 3D printers, preparing for the Math and English portions of our entrance exam, developing a lab in our state-of-the-art science wing, or working with one of our renowned Varsity coaches, our Pirates Academy students will experience tremendous learning.
  
  

  The five-day program begins at 8:30 am and ends at 2:30 pm, with the exception of a one-day casual rafting trip down a small stretch of the Delaware River.
  
  

  The Pirates Academy is open to all current 7th graders, but has a capped enrollment. See the Pirates Academy page to learn more about the program and register.
  
  

  Please email the Director of Pirates Academy, Mr. Peter Durning '06, at pdurning@shp.org with any questions.