Dates, Location and Agenda
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025 – Thursday, July 3, 2025 (13 days / 12 nights – Overnight Residential Program)
Location: Stanford University
City: Stanford, California
Estimated Agenda: (As this is an extensive program, key points will be mentioned and linked to the official agenda)
First days: Orientation and integration activities.
During the program: Specialized classes, interactive workshops, recreational activities and excursions.
Last days: Celebration of achievements and preparation for return home.
Event Description
The Stanford Summer Program 2025 is an intensive 13-day residential program designed specifically for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as neurodivergent students. It takes place on the prestigious Stanford University campus and offers an enriching experience that fosters learning, independence, and connection-building in a supportive and inclusive environment. The program seeks to expand participants’ academic and social skills, preparing them for future opportunities.
Our Participation
At Project Foodbox, we consider the Stanford Summer Program a fundamental educational milestone for our community. Our interest in this event lies in:
- Promoting participation: Encouraging families and eligible students to consider this valuable developmental and learning opportunity.
- Understanding the needs: Learning first-hand about the challenges and successes of specialized educational programs to provide better support.
- Connect with the community: Strengthen ties with educators, families and organizations that share our mission to support individuals with disabilities.
- Disseminate resources: Share information about Project Foodbox and how our programs can complement participants’ experience.
Why is this event important to us?
Education and development are fundamental pillars of empowering people with disabilities. Being aware of and promoting programs like the Stanford Summer Program 2025 allows us to:
- Reinforce our commitment: Demonstrate Project Foodbox’s support for inclusive education and personal development.
- Provide opportunities: Connect our community to high-level educational resources that can transform lives.
- Gain knowledge: Understand methodologies and best practices in specialized education.
- Foster independence: Support initiatives that promote student autonomy and growth.
Stanford Summer Program Highlights
It is designed for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and neurodivergent students.
Yes, it is a 13-day, 12-night program with on-campus housing.
It includes classes, workshops, social and recreational activities on the Stanford campus.
An interest form and application process must be completed.
