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Horizons at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, launching on the school's campus this summer, joins a national network of 60+ tuition-free summer programs that deliver high-quality academic and enrichment support for students from under-resourced communities. Students pictured here are from a Horizons program in the network.

Houston School and SCH Academy partner for summer learning program

The Henry H. Houston Elementary School in Mt. Airy and Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (SCH) in Chestnut Hill are pleased to announce that the two schools have formed a partnership to bring a branch of the nationally recognized Horizons program to the SCH campus starting this summer. more

5/20/21

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