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This is not just another summer class — it’s a chance for students to step into the world of real AI research.

Our Summer 2026 AI Research Project is designed for Grade 9–11 students who are ready to go beyond basic coding and explore how cutting-edge AI is actually built, studied, and applied.

Centered around AI Agents for Content Generation, the program gives students the opportunity to dive into machine learning, deep learning, large AI models, and real-world AI applications in a way that feels both academically rigorous and highly relevant.

What makes this project especially exciting is the level of mentorship behind it. Students will learn under the guidance of a Professor of Computer Science at UC Davis and a former Research Scientist at Google DeepMind — an exceptional opportunity for students who want serious exposure to the research side of AI.

Over the course of 10 weeks, students will:

explore cutting-edge AI research topics

strengthen their foundation in machine learning and deep learning

build real-world AI applications

engage in research thinking and experimentation

work toward the possibility of a research paper

This is a strong fit for students who are curious, motivated, and ready to challenge themselves with work that goes far beyond a typical summer enrichment class.

Program Snapshot

Grade: 9–11

Dates: July 6 – September 9

Schedule: Mondays & Wednesdays

Time: 4:00–6:00 PM

Duration: 10 weeks

Availability: Only 6 spots

Contact Information

Website: www.7edu.org

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 408-216-9109

College Admissions Counseling & SAT/ACT Test Prep Cupertino CA Explore innovative college counseling, test prep, summer camps, and enrichment programs that prepare students for college and beyond at 7EDU Impact Academy.

Are you a current or prospective BASIS Silicon Valley family?

Join us for a special Coffee Hour focused on BASIS Silicon Valley Admissions Insights.

We’ll be talking about:
✔ BASIS 2026 college admissions results
✔ What really helps students stand out at BASIS
✔ Real case studies of different student pathways
✔ Key insights for current and prospective BASIS families

This is a great opportunity for families who want a clearer understanding of the BASIS environment and how students can navigate it thoughtfully.

📅 Friday, June 5
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 7EDU Office, 10050 Bubb Rd Suite 2, Cupertino

Spots are limited. Scan the QR code to register.

SAT registration for late 2026 is officially open — now’s the time to plan ahead.

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/dates-deadlines

If your kid is aiming to make the most of summer and walk into fall test dates better prepared, our 2026 Summer SAT Program is now open for enrollment.

Why families sign up early:

✨ Experienced instructors with a strong track record

✨ Online or in-person options available

✨ Two summer formats:

— Foundation & Intensive Prep

— Mock Test Sprint / Score Boost Review

✨ A structured way to use summer break wisely for SAT prep

✨ Sign up with a friend — both students get 50% off

Our in-person summer SAT classes fill up every year, so if that’s your preferred format, it’s best to register early.

SAT 8-day All In One 2026 Summer Boot Camp

https://www.7edu.org/shop/digital-sat-8-day-all-in-one-2026-summer-boot-camp-1454?utm_source=Website =4142,4137

SAT 1500+ Mock Test Strategy and Review 2026 Summer Boot Camp

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Digital SAT 2026 Summer Boot Camp, Online and On-site in Cupertino Join our intensive SAT prep tutoring class, online or on-campus in Cupertino, CA! Schedule a FREE Mock Test! Ace the SAT and PSAT with experienced instructors, personalized feedback, and targeted SAT Math, SAT Reading & Writing practice tests. Serving South Bay, Peninsula, San Mateo, etc.

There is something different about a summer that begins in the rainforest.

Not in a classroom.
Not behind a screen.
But in a wildlife rescue center in Costa Rica, where the days begin with animal care, the afternoons unfold through ecological exploration, and the evenings end with reflection, culture, and sometimes a night walk through the rainforest.

Our 2026 Summer Eco-Conservation Camp invites students in grades 6–12 into a week of real-world learning, service, and discovery.

They will help prepare food, feed rescued wildlife, clean and maintain habitats, support basic animal care, and learn how rescue and rehabilitation work from the people doing it every day. Along the way, they will also explore tropical ecosystems, experience Costa Rican culture, and gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between science, conservation, and community.

📅 June 21–27, 2026
📍 Guácima, Alajuela, Costa Rica
✈️ Departure from SFO
🕊 50 official community service hours

This is more than a trip.
It is a week of responsibility, wonder, and perspective.

Includes accommodations, meals, local transportation, volunteer activities, guided programming, nature exploration, cultural activities, and service hour certification.
International airfare not included.

A meaningful summer, for students who want to do more than just travel

Still looking for a meaningful summer program for a student who loves logic, puzzles, and problem-solving?

Our NACLO Summer Camp is a great opportunity for middle and high school students to explore linguistics and analytical thinking in a fun but challenging environment.

The program is:
• Led by a member of the USA International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL) Team
• Designed for students who enjoy patterns, logic, and critical thinking
• Held Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:00–11:45 AM
• Running from June 16 to August 6

This is not a typical summer class — it’s a chance for students to try something distinctive, intellectually rich, and highly engaging.

Spots are filling. If your student would enjoy this kind of challenge, don’t wait too long to sign up.

🌐 www.7edu.org
📩 [email protected]
📞 408-216-9109

Only 1 spot left in our Law Firm Industry Shadowing program.

This is a two-week hybrid opportunity for 9th–11th grade students who want real exposure to corporate law through workshops, simulations, mentorship, and professional feedback.

Students will explore:
• Startup formation documents
• Venture financing term sheets
• Attorney-led mentorship
• Final presentations

If your student is interested in law, business, or future career exploration, this is a strong opportunity to gain hands-on insight in a professional setting.

📅 Program Dates: July 13 – July 24, 2026
⏳ Application Deadline: May 15, 2026

Spots are nearly gone, and this is the final opening.

🌐 www.7edu.org
📩 [email protected]
📞 408-216-9109

Happy Mother’s Day!

Behind every strong soul is a mother who believed first.

Today, we celebrate the love, strength, patience, and endless support of all mothers. Thank you for being our first teacher, biggest cheerleader, and forever source of inspiration.

Wishing all moms a beautiful and joyful Mother’s Day.

Interested in a summer opportunity for high school students who want to learn more about the legal field?

Our Law Firm Industry Shadowing program offers 10th–11th grade students a chance to gain real exposure to corporate law through workshops, simulations, mentorship, and professional feedback.

Students will explore topics such as:

* startup formation documents
* venture financing term sheets
* attorney mentorship
* final presentations

It’s a strong fit for students who are interested in law, business, and future professional pathways.

Dates: July 6–17, 2026
Application deadline: May 15, 2026

More information:
www.7edu.org
[email protected]
408-216-9109

Parents of students at M***a Vista, Lynbrook, Cupertino, or Homestead — this one is for you.

We’re hosting a Coffee Hour to break down the differences between these four FUHSD high schools, what this year’s admissions results may be telling us, and how students can better position themselves in a competitive public school environment.

We’ll also cover:

* course structure and school resources
* competition and student positioning
* real case studies
* live Q&A

📅 Friday, May 8
🕕 6:00 PM PDT
📍 10050 Bubb Rd Suite 2, Cupertino

Limited seats available — scan the QR code to RSVP.

Some summer programs help students learn.
Others help them discover how they want to lead, serve, and create change.

Our Neuroscience Social Impact Fellowship is designed for students who want to explore the intersection of science, service, and leadership through meaningful, real-world experience.

This is more than an academic opportunity. It is a selective fellowship for students who are ready to engage with neuroscience in a way that connects knowledge with compassion and impact.

Through hands-on service, expert mentorship, and project development, fellows will gain deeper insight into the brain, healthcare, and the human side of science — while building the skills to make a difference in the lives of others.

What makes this fellowship distinctive?
Service with purpose: Work directly with ADHD and autistic students in therapy center settings.
Mentorship from experts: Learn from therapists, researchers, and physicians working in the field.
Research-driven exploration: Develop your own neuroscience-related projects and academic interests.
Industry insight: Hear from leaders in neuroscience and healthcare through interviews and exposure opportunities.
Leadership development: Strengthen the ability to lead with empathy, responsibility, and vision.

This fellowship is intentionally designed for a small cohort of 5 selected students, creating space for deeper mentorship, stronger collaboration, and more meaningful growth.

📅 June 2026
👥 Limited Cohort: 5 Students

If you’re looking for a summer experience that combines intellectual depth with real human impact, this fellowship offers a powerful place to begin.

Scan the QR code to apply.