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Tuesday afternoon was a quieter one for students on the New England Summer Program… but that didn’t stop them from having fun!

Between presenting their first Euclidean demonstrations and pondering truth and happiness with Boethius, programmers had a fruitful day of classes.

Monday afternoon’s activities on the New England High School Summer Program were kept pretty simple so that the programmers would be refreshed and ready for the evening study hall — and the most challenging academic preparation of the two weeks.

With Sunday behind them, students headed to their first Euclid class this morning with an eager mixture of excitement and a little wholesome anxiety.

Sunday on the New England High School Summer Program began with 9:00 a.m. Mass, followed by a day devoted to recreation, trivia, and the World Cup!

For the last week, prefects and programmers on the New England High School Summer Program have looked forward to Saturday’s beach day with anticipation. 

Thursday was the second-to-last day of the California Summer Program, and the programmers tackled all the day’s activities with enthusiasm, determined to make the most of every moment.