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    Summer Admissions and Tuition

    Applying to the Gow Summer Program takes four steps. Here is what it costs, how to apply, and who to call.

    Our summer enrollment coordinator will walk you through each step, and is happy to talk through whether the program fits your child before you apply.

    Tuition and Financial Information

    We offer flexible options so families can choose what works best for their child.

    OptionHours2027 Tuition
    BoardingSeven days a week, living on campus$9,950
    Full day8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.$7,100
    Academic day8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.$6,400

    Boarding tuition includes instruction, housing, meals, daily activities, spending money, and weekend trips. Day options include all programming during their scheduled hours. Weekend trips are available for day campers at an additional cost.

    Limited need-based financial aid is available, and we encourage families to apply early.

    Contact our team to learn more.

    How to Apply

    1. Submit an ApplicationComplete the online application to begin the process.
    2. Provide DocumentationShare any available evaluations or school-based testing, such as an IEP, cognitive assessment, or documentation of a learning difference.
    3. Request Teacher RecommendationsSubmit two teacher recommendations to help us understand your student's learning profile and classroom experience.
    4. Connect with Our TeamOur admissions team will review your materials, answer questions, and guide you through next steps.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is The Gow School Summer Program the right fit?

    GSSP is designed for students ages 8 to 16 who are bright and capable but may struggle in traditional classrooms. Whether a student has a diagnosed learning difference or simply needs a different approach, the program provides structured instruction, small classes, and a supportive community where students can build skills and confidence.

    How long will students be at camp?

    GSSP is a five-week program. Campers attend for the full session to ensure consistency, growth, and the full experience.

    Can I visit during the program?

    Yes. About halfway through the summer, we host a visiting weekend for family members. You will have the chance to meet teachers, observe classes and activities, and see students' progress firsthand.

    Do students have to attend as an overnight camper?

    No. We offer academic day (8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.) and full day (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) options. Families can choose the schedule that works best for their camper.

    Have more questions? We are here to help. Email [email protected] or call 716.687.2001.

    Request Information

    Not ready to apply? Ask for information first, and we will send you what you need and answer your questions.

    Request Summer Information (opens in a new tab) Call 716.687.2001

    The Gow Summer Program does not discriminate in its admissions or programs. Read our full .

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