Elite Summer Writing Bootcamp G6-G10

✍️ ElevatEd Elite Summer Writing Bootcamp (Grades 6–10)
Write to Win. Get Ahead in School & College !
 
🏆 ElevatEd Excellence
🥇 170+ Scholastic Awards (past 3 years)
🎓 Students Admitted to Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, Caltech
✍️ 375K+ words edited across 400+ essays
🎯Award-Winning Instructor  from Yale, Columbia and Georgia Tech
 
🚀 Transform Students Writing in 8 Weeks
Most students lose ground over the summer—especially in writing. Top students use summer to build an advantage that shows up all year.
 
👉 This program is designed for that difference.
 
In this program, student will:
🧠 Master advanced writing frameworks used in Honors & AP classes
🏆 Create work aligned with Scholastic Awards standards
💬 Receive expert, line-by-line feedback
By September, the difference is clear—in grades, confidence, and teacher feedback.
 
 
🎯 Choose Your Track
✍️ Creative Writing Bootcamp— Competition Writing for Scholastic Success
Build originality, voice, and competition-ready work
Best for: Students who want to develop creativity, storytelling skills, and compete in writing competitions
 
1️⃣CW100: Storytelling Strategies 
💡 Where strong writers begin—and where many award journeys start
Students will learn:
Show vs. tell (sensory-driven writing)
Scene construction & immersion
Motif and symbolism integration
Character development & emotional arcs
Narrative structure fundamentals
Outcome:
✔ 1 fully polished short story (400-500 words) ready for their portfolio or competitions
 ✔Personalized recommendation on readiness for intermediate-level competitions
Schedule:
⏱️CW100 : June 15 – July 1
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 6–7: 7–8 PM EST — Raymond Zhu
Grades 8–10: 7–8 PM EST — Tony Hao
⏱️CW100: July 6 – July 23
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 6–7: 7–8 PM EST — Raymond Zhu
Grades 8–10: 7–8 PM EST — Tony Hao
 
2️⃣CW200: Advanced Storycraft & Competition Writing 
Prerequisite: CW100 or instructor approval
💡 Where students begin producing work that stands out—and wins
Students will learn:
Narrative voice & perspective control
Complex character psychology
Nonlinear storytelling & pacing
Advanced literary devices (symbolism, irony, layering)
Scholastic / competition rubric alignment
Outcome:
✔ 2–3 competition-ready pieces
Schedule:
⏱️CW200: July 6 – July 23
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 8–10: 8–9PM EST — Tony Hao
 
✍️ Analytical Writing Bootcamp — Academic Writing for Honors & AP Success
Master academic writing and gain a clear edge in school
Best for: Students preparing for honors/AP or looking to strengthen
writing skills
1️⃣AW100: Analytical Writing I
💡 The most common skill gap—and the one teachers notice first
Students will learn:
Essay structure (clear thesis + logical flow)
Claim–evidence–reasoning framework
Analysis vs. summary distinction
Strong paragraph development
Foundational literary analysis
Outcome:
✔ 3 graded analytical essays with feedback mirroring AP Literature standards
✔ Portfolio-ready final piece demonstrating college-prep analytical skills
Schedule:
⏱️AW100: June 15 – July 1
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 6–7: 7:00–8:00 PM EST — Nora Massie
Grades 8–10: 8:00–9:00 PM EST — Nora Massie
⏱️AW100: July 6 – July 23
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 6–7: 7:00–8:00 PM EST — Nora Massie
Grades 8–10: 8:00–9:00 PM EST — Nora Massie
 
2️⃣AW200: Analytical Writing  II
Prerequisite: AW100 or instructor approval
💡 Direct preparation for Honors & AP-level expectations
Students will learn:
Advanced thesis development (multi-layered arguments)
Critical reading & deep interpretation
Analytical lenses (feminist, psychological, thematic)
Counterargument integration
Comparative analysis
Outcome:
✔ 3 advanced essays
✔ 1 AP-level writing piece
Schedule:
⏱️AW200: July 6 – July 23
Mon / Wed / Thurs
Grades 8–10: TBD — Nora Massie
 
💻 Live Zoom Classes with Recording 
👥 Small Group Lessons, 6–8 students
📝 Individually Line-by-Line Graded Homework  
 
🚀Write Smarter. Think Sharper. Win Bigger!