Seattle: May 18, 2007 - Giant Campus, a recognized national leader in youth technology summer programming, announced today an agreement with Microsoft that provides leading-edge software titles to Giant Campus' summer technology program for youth - Cybercamps.

The agreement fits into Microsoft's goal to motivate students in pursuing studies and careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. It also fits into Giant Campus' focus of providing the highest quality of learning experience for youth.

This agreement is a big deal for our youth participants, says Kat Fitzgerald, Giant Campus' national director of programs and operations. It means that they have access to software that will take their learning to the level of application. It's hard to teach a class on C++ or C# and not have the software to practice on. And that's a major difference at Cybercamps compared to other computer camps; our youth get to immediately apply their learning and create their own projects.

Cybercamps offers the broadest and most sophisticated array of computer and technology courses available in a summer program, organized into three progressive tracks to suit all ability levels. Courses include game design, 3D Modeling for Games, Web Design, Graphic Design with Photoshop, Flash Animation, Computer Programming, Java Scripting, Robotics, and music and video editing - just to name a few. Students are grouped according to age level and all courses are project-based, so kids will leave with a project that they can bring home to show their parents and friends.

This summer, Cybercamps will launch in more than 60 locations nationwide and enrollments are expected to be record-setting.

About Giant Campus, Inc.
For more than a decade, Giant Campus has combined serious fun with technology education and been considered a national leader in the industry. Independent research of Giant Campus' teaching methods and curriculum show up to a 90% increase in standardized test scores for students. While youth attend Giant Campus' fun programs, they learn skills that help them in school and future careers. With more than one million hours of instruction with youth, Giant Campus programs continue to deliver what teens and parents want. Giant Campus can be found online at www.giantcampus.com/youth.