Application Process
In order to be admitted to this camp, students must pass through multiple stages.
The first stage consists of a member school (a school which has partnered with this summer camp to send kids) nominating one child (ages 12-14) from their school who they believe has a passion to study history, the potential to thrive in a strenuous academic environment, and an optimistic approach to any challenges he/she faces. Once a student has been nominated, he/she will then be interviewed by Nick See, John Wisdom, and Howard Hunter. The selection process will be need-based; the program is directed towards students that have a love for history who come from underserved backgrounds. Nick, John, and Mr. Hunter will decide whether or not that child will thrive to his or her full potential in the program. All decisions are final.
The first stage consists of a member school (a school which has partnered with this summer camp to send kids) nominating one child (ages 12-14) from their school who they believe has a passion to study history, the potential to thrive in a strenuous academic environment, and an optimistic approach to any challenges he/she faces. Once a student has been nominated, he/she will then be interviewed by Nick See, John Wisdom, and Howard Hunter. The selection process will be need-based; the program is directed towards students that have a love for history who come from underserved backgrounds. Nick, John, and Mr. Hunter will decide whether or not that child will thrive to his or her full potential in the program. All decisions are final.
We would like to thank our anonymous benefactor for contributing to the development of the historical passion of youth of New Orleans.
300 Park Road, Metairie, LA 70005 (504) 837-5204
Established in 1929, Metairie Park Country Day School is a coed private school for New Orleans area students in early childhood through Grade 12. From the elementary grades through upper school, the care and cultivation of each child comes to life in our exciting academic program, creative arts, and competitive athletic offerings.
Country Day accepts qualified students without regard to race, color, disability, gender, sexual orientation, religion, national or ethnic origin.
