Aug 17, 2021
Chicago, Illinois Aug 17, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Students and Staff arrived home Covid free after spending their July with ACA. This year's student programs were held at Burlington, Vermont; College Park, Maryland; and Boston, Massachusetts.
Successful Covid-19 safety measures were implemented last year for ACA 2020 summer programs, making 2021 more seamless with a proven track record for proper safety measures. Parents and their teens felt safe to enjoy another summer experience of activities, adventures, and academics.
"The leadership and staff at ACA are proud to have successfully provided students two summers of on-campus programs with all students and staff returning home COVID free,' said Jason Lubar, founder of ACA. "We are thrilled to have been able to give our students a sense of normalcy while preparing for college, making memories, and meeting new lifelong friends with safety as our number one priority."
About ACA: American Collegiate Adventures (ACA) was founded 28 years ago, and the cornerstone of our 28 years has been the safety of its students and staff. Our guiding philosophy has been to boost the confidence and comfort of students on the verge of new academic and social challenges. It is our hope that every ACA student returns from our summer programs with a greater understanding of the opportunities ahead and a true appreciation of life-long friendships and new experiences. With ACA, we've found a way to give students a preview of college life, a way to grow and learn, and plenty of time to have an awesome camp-on-campus summer experience. Here at ACA, we believe you will become part of the most well-rounded, personalized summer program available anywhere.
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