The Summer Institute for the Gifted Day Program provides instruction in approximately 30 courses during its regular academic schedule and engages students in recreational activities every day. Courses are taught at levels appropriate for academically gifted students in Kindergarten through eighth grade, covering humanities, mathematics and sciences, and multi-disciplinary courses. Every student selects three courses and has a recreational period. Each class meets five times a week for 90 minutes each.

The various arts courses available are designed to provide students with an opportunity to explore areas of interest and to provide meaningful learning experiences. Recreational activities provide an opportunity to learn new skills or enhance existing talents.

New for 2010!
For those students who want to continue with a day program option, or are not quite ready for a residential program, many SIG day campuses will now include courses for students who have completed grades 7-8 as well as K-6. Please see the listing of day programs to see the grade levels offered at each one.

The SIG Day Program is held at beautiful and prestigious campuses at colleges and independent schools. Each campus is carefully selected based on its academic facility, its outstanding educational reputation, and its capability and willingness to serve and assist with the accomplishment of SIG's goals and purposes.

The 2010 Summer Institute for the Gifted Day sessions will be held as follows: