Summer Intensive Program

SIP blends academic credit recovery with trauma-informed therapeutic support. Students participate in individualized therapy, small group counseling, and academic instruction tailored to their unique needs—all within a structured, compassionate environment.

This program is ideal for middle and high school students who need to recover academic credits, benefit from year-round therapeutic structure, or need continued emotional and behavioral support during the summer.

Students receive weekly individual therapy and twice-weekly group counseling, led by Logos’ licensed therapists. Therapeutic focus areas include emotional regulation, anxiety, depression, social skills, and self-esteem. 

Our staff is trained in trauma-informed crisis response and behavioral intervention. Students have access to immediate support through our Student Support Center (SSC) and Therapeutic and Academic Support Center (TASC) when challenges arise.

SIP enrollment begins with an inquiry and intake meeting. We offer rolling admissions based on space and student needs. If your student is a good fit, we can often begin the process quickly.

Logos maintains a 3:1 student-to-staff ratio and a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring every student receives personalized attention, support, and supervision.

The cost of the Summer Intensive Program is $3,000. While financial aid is not offered for SIP, families considering enrollment for the fall semester are encouraged to apply for aid as part of the full-year admissions process.

Students attend seven classes per day, with academic schedules built around their credit needs. Every student selects an elective course during 7th hour to foster personal interests. In addition to academics, students participate in group therapy twice per week, with structured time for breaks, peer interaction, and support.

We tailor the program to each student’s IEP, therapeutic needs, or diagnosed conditions. Accommodations can include sensory support, behavior modification, academic differentiation, and emotional coaching throughout the day.

Therapists maintain weekly contact with families, providing updates on progress, challenges, and therapeutic goals. Parents are also encouraged to communicate directly with staff as needed throughout the program.

SIP is staffed by the same expert team that leads our year-round program: licensed therapists, certified teachers (58% hold advanced degrees), and trained behavioral specialists—all experienced in trauma-responsive education and adolescent mental health.

Yes. Families receive guidance on next steps and transition planning, whether re-enrolling at Logos or continuing care elsewhere. Our staff can provide referrals and recommendations to ensure continuity of support.

Families often see improvement in emotional regulation, academic engagement, and social confidence. Upon completion, each student receives a comprehensive academic and therapeutic summary to guide their next steps—whether returning to Logos in the fall or transitioning to another setting.