Yes, Belmont Hill Summer School is coeducational.

Intimate class sizes are an important part of our summer school program. Three-week workshops are limited to 12 students and six-week credit courses are limited to 16 students.

Yes. All Credit Courses receive letter grades and all Workshops receive a Pass/Fail grade. Students will receive teacher comments in all classes.

No, all students are expected to bring their own lunch. Students will not have access to refrigerators or microwaves so all meals should be stored safely in a lunch box and ready to eat. 

Dress at Summer School is informal, but should be neat, clean, and appropriate.

While it may be necessary for parents to assist students on the first day of classes, the campus is reserved for students and faculty of the Summer School only. We are unable to provide waiting areas, office space, or Wi-Fi connections. Parents, guardians, or friends are asked to wait, if necessary, in nearby Arlington or Belmont Center.

At time of registration, payment in full is due. For Workshop Classes, $200 is nonrefundable and for Credit Courses, $400 is nonrefundable. After May 22, 2023, NO REFUNDS will be issued for changes in enrollment, withdrawal from school, or failure to attend.

If your student has not been studying in an English-speaking school for the last two years, please take an English-language proficiency test via TOEFL or IELTS prior to registering for summer programs to determine enrollment eligibility. Belmont Hill Summer School’s TOELF code is D162. If a student enrolls but is unable to actively participate due to a language insufficiency, the student will be withdrawn with no refund provided.

We offer classes for students who will be in grades 6-12 in the upcoming fall. For rising seniors, students cannot be older than 18 years old during their summer classes.

Yes! Our Sport Camps offer a Strength & Conditioning program that aligns with C Block. You can learn more on our Sport Camps Registration Page.