2026 BRIX Thanksgiving SAT Intensive Camp
Make Thanksgiving Your Final Push Toward the December SAT
The BRIX Thanksgiving SAT Intensive Camp gives students who built SAT skills over the summer a focused opportunity to strengthen weak areas before the December exam. Consistent practice and detailed review help students move beyond answers that “sound right” and develop more accurate, efficient approaches.
BRIX’s Thanksgiving program grew from Boston camps operated from 2013 through 2020. Since 2022, students from Bellevue, New York, Boston, California, and beyond have joined through live Zoom instruction.
A timed Brixdigital mock exam is required before joining to guide placement and identify learning priorities. Students needing Math support will be scheduled for 2 to 3 separate review sessions before the SAT.
Register early so we can prepare materials around your participation dates and number of sessions. Students preparing for later exams can continue through winter break and spring with classes once or twice a week.
Program Schedule
November 21 to 29, 2026
Two SAT Reading & Writing tracks
Live instruction
Required digital placement exam
Your student built SAT skills over the summer. Thanksgiving is the time to bring that preparation together.
With concentrated practice, detailed feedback, and consistent instruction, students can address remaining weaknesses and sharpen their approach before the December SAT.
SAT Skills Final Test Prep
Instructors: Jay Sung + Heather Oh
For students with Reading & Writing scores of 650 or above, familiarity with SAT question types, and actual SAT testing experience.
Live on Zoom
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Pacific | 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM Eastern
Reading with Jay Sung: 2 hours daily
Writing with Heather Oh: 2 hours daily
9 sessions | 36 hours of live instruction
SAT Foundations
Instructors: Hannah Jeong + Ju Park
For students preparing for their first SAT or still developing familiarity with the test, with an estimated Reading & Writing score of 630 or below on the required digital mock exam.
In Person at BRIX Bellevue + Live on Zoom
4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Pacific | 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM Eastern
November 21 to 29, 2026
Build a clear understanding of SAT question types through structured instruction and extensive practice. Students learn to find evidence, apply rules, and explain their answer choices.
This track is especially suited to students planning to continue preparation toward the March, May, or June exams. Placement considers diagnostic performance, testing experience, and individual goals.
SAT Reading & Writing
Instructor: Heather Oh (SAT Writing)
Brix Academy: SAT Lead Instructor
BS Education & Psychology, University of Texas - Austin
With 19 years of SAT Writing experience at leading prep institutions, Heather specializes in guiding students to master logic, clarity, and precision in the Digital SAT Reading & Writing section.
SAT MATH
Instructor: Ryon Kwon
Brix Academy STEM Instructor
With over 10 years of experience at BRIX Academy, Ryon Kwon is a highly respected STEM instructor recognized for helping students achieve top results in both test scores and GPA. He holds a B.S. in Applied Physics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and an M.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Ryon teaches AP Calculus BC, IB Math AA HL, SAT Math, ACT Math, AP Physics, A-level Physics, and College Physics, combining deep technical expertise with clear, results-driven instruction.
SAT Reading & Writing
Instructor: Jay Sung (SAT Reading)
Brix Academy: SAT/ACT Lead Instructor
B.A. Valley Forge Christian College
With over 20 years of SAT and ACT teaching experience, Jay has led classes in Bellevue for more than three years and helped BRIX students achieve top scores from its first summer. His clear and focused instruction helps students master English, Reading, and Science with confidence.
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SAT Foundation
Instructor: Hannah Jeong
DSAT Foundations Instructor | Grammar Focus
In the BRIX Thanksgiving DSAT Foundations class, she helps students build a strong foundation in grammar, sentence structure, and reading comprehension. Her instruction emphasizes understanding question types, identifying evidence, and explaining answer choices so students develop a consistent approach to the SAT.
Her experience guiding students in writing competitions and academic writing brings a focus on clear reasoning and precise language to her teaching.