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Summer Programs for 9th and 10th Graders
Choose from over 70 unforgettable summer programs around the world!
Age-Compatible Groupings
Many of our summer programs are open to high school students completing 9th and 10th grade. We put special care into assigning age-compatible groups that result in the best possible social dynamics on these programs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are your safety standards?
Our travelers’ security is our number one priority and we strive to create the safest programs possible. There are various aspects to safety from planning and itinerary development, staffing and training, risk management and social and emotional safety. Built on 40+ years of experience in providing teens with reliable and secure travel experiences, we are proud of our excellent safety record. For more information, visit our Safety page, watch this Health & Safety video, and better yet call us.
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Do you offer programs for middle school students?
Yes, we offer many programs for middle school students. You can see the full list open to middle school students here. We also offer exclusive middle school departure dates on select programs, indicated by the “specific date: middle school” tag on the program page. You can see all programs with exclusive middle school departures here. For more information, watch this Middle School programs video.
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Do you separate different age groups?
It depends on the program, so it’s always best to contact us. On some programs, we assign a specific departure date by age group to create the best possible social dynamics. For example, if grades 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 are listed on a program, note they will not all be traveling together on the same departure.
To find the programs with exclusive age-specific departures, look for tags saying “middle school” for students completing 7th and 8th grades, or “ON TOUR” for students completing 11th and 12th grades.