• Students who do not successfully pass ELA will be assigned to attend one course.
• Students who do not successfully pass math will be assigned to attend one course.
• Students who do not successfully pass ELA or Math and social studies and science will be assigned two courses. (Either Math or ELA and science or social studies)
• Students who do not successfully pass ELA and math will be assigned two courses.
• Students who do not successfully pass ELA, math, science and social studies will be assigned all four courses.

The location depends on your home Zip Code and the number of classes that your child needs to take.  There are 5 summer school sites throughout the city (2 half day sites and 3 full day sites).  The notification letter will indicate what summer school hub site your child will attend.

Beginning on June 13^th, schools will send home notifications to students that are required to attend summer programming.  Parents can view student summer schedules in Infinite Campus starting on June 24^th.

Summer school will be in-person only.  Virtual programming will not be offered.

Summer school will begin on July 11^th and end on August 12^th.

Times of programming depend on how many classes your child needs to take.  Programming will run Monday through Friday.  Students who need half day classes will attend either the morning A.M. or afternoon P.M. session.    

Yes.  Your child will keep their district-issued device and bring this to summer school.  If you

 do not have a device, please contact the IT Help Desk at 816-7100.

Summer school will be a combination of academic recovery in Math, ELA, Social Studies and Science.  In addition, students will engage in social/emotional lessons.  

Your child will be issued an NFTA bus pass on the first day of programming if they live .7 miles or more away from the summer school hub.  Students will ride the NFTA for free on July 11^th to the summer school hub site.

Students who attend the program will receive a daily breakfast and lunch, dependent on schedule.