General Summer School Information
How to Register
Transportation…………………………………………………………………
Breakfast/Lunch
After School Care
Elementary School - Gr: K-5
K-5 Math Readiness………………………………………………………….
K-5 Reading Readiness
K-5 Special Education………………………………………………...……..
K-5 Enrichment Classes
Kindergarten Summer Experience
Kindergarten Jumpstart: 4K & 5K……………………………………………
Middle School - Gr. 6-8
MS Literacy
MS Math……………………………………………………………………….
MS Enrichment………………………………………………………………..
MS Level-Up
Speed/Strength/Agility Training……………………………………………..
High School - Gr. 9-12
Freshman Welcome Day………………………………………………………
HS Credit Recovery
HS Math
HS Enrichment: Art ……………………………………………………………
HS Enrichment: Drama
HS Enrichment: Marching Band………………………………………………
Training
The School District of Waukesha Summer School is open to all students on a voluntary basis and contains all the information for readiness, enrichment, and bilingual course offerings for grades 4K-12. Enrollees must be legal residents of the district.
When determining class eligibility for the summer school course offerings, please register your child using the grade they will be in for the 2025-2026 school year. Additional information can be found on page three.
Students not living in the district may enroll if room permits and upon payment of tuition.
RESIDENTS
Enrichment Courses Credit Courses
Elementary No Fee No Fee
Middle School No Fee No Fee
High School No Fee No Fee
NON-RESIDENTS
Enrichment Courses Credit Courses
Elementary $189 per course N/A
Middle School $189 per course N/A
High School $189 per course $485 per course
Courses are subject to change due to class enrollment and staffing Final schedules will be available in the Parent Portal on June 7th
Please call the Summer School office at the school your child is attending to report an absence Contact information can be found on page 2
Students are expected to follow the same standards of conduct in effect during the regular school year. Disciplinary action may include, but not limited to: detention, student/parent conference, suspension, and expulsion Students may not loiter on private property near the school, and may be subject to ticketing
Students should wear appropriate dress during the summer session. It is expected that clothing be neat, clean, and appropriate for school purposes.
The School District of Waukesha does not discriminate in any curricular, extracurricular, student services, recreational or other programs or activities because of a person’s sex, race, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or a physical/mental/emotional/learning disability.
School district policy expressly prohibits staff, students, and district residents from engaging in discrimination, pupil harassment, stereotyping, or bias against a person or group of persons based on sex, race, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or a physical/mental/emotional/learning disability.
Discrimination is not allowed in any admission activities; standards or rules of behavior; disciplinary actions including suspensions or expulsions; administration of gifts, selection of materials, or facilities, testing, or counseling practices relating to students
ELEMENTARY (K - 5) SECONDARY (6-12)
CREDIT RECOVERY
ENRICHMENT
June 16 - July 11, 2025 No Classes - July 4
June 16 - July 11, 2025 No Classes - July 4
June 16 - July 11, 2025 No Classes - July 4 GET AHEAD
June 16 - July 25, 2025 No Classes - July 4
(BA) Banting: K-5
(HA) Hawthorne: K-5
Mary Garcia-Velez 2019 Butler Drive Waukesha, WI 53186
Marlene Figueroa 1111 Maitland Dr. Waukesha, WI 53188
(ST) STEM-ES: K-5 Tricia Perez 1103 S East Ave. Waukesha, WI 53186
(SV) Summit View: K-5 Liz Gould 2100 Summit Ave Waukesha, WI 53188
262-970-1205
262-970-1605
262-970-1505
Language, Readiness & Enrichment
Language, Readiness & Enrichment
Horning MS: 6-8 Rose Lenz 1809 Butler Dr Waukesha, WI 53186 262-970-3305
North HS: 9-12
Christina Ali & Brian Schlei 2222 Michigan Ave. Waukesha, WI 53188
You may register your student for one, two, three, or four
● Per DPI guidelines, breakfast or lunch is not provided at Summit View Elementary School
● Register online via the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.
● When registering your student(s), you will use the grade they will begin in 2025-2026.
○ Example: If your student is currently in kindergarten register for Gr. 1 classes.
● When selecting classes remember:
○ Select courses at one location only Before registering review the site(s) the course is being offered in the rightmost columns
○ Courses selected must be consecutive. Summer School sites do not have a designated and supervised space for students to go without a scheduled class.
Session 1 Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
YES Reading Math Amazing Animals Board Games
YES Math Amazing Animals Board Games
YES Reading Math Amazing Animals
NO Reading Amazing Animals
NO Reading Math Board Games
For the safety of our students who arrive late or leave before the end of the day, this must be done in the Summer School office.
● STEP BY STEP DIRECTIONS TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
○ ESPAÑOL: INDICACIONES PASO A PASO PARA INSCRIBIR A SU ESTUDIANTE EN LA ESCUELA DE VERANO
● When you register for classes in the School Store, this is how to read the schedule you're selecting for your student
Bus routes for summer school are established based on need. Once the registration process is complete, you will receive notification of the bus schedule at least one week in advance.
The example below will be updated with as soon as the stops are established for the upcoming Summer School session.
● Breakfast will be served at Banting, Hawthorne, STEM Elementary Campus, Horning MS, and North HS.
● Students may attend lunch at Banting, Hawthorne, STEM Elementary Campus, Horning MS, and North HS upon dismissal.
● Per DPI guidelines, breakfast or lunch is not provided at Summit View Elementary School.
● Menus will be shared the first week in June via the Summer School website.
We are partnering with the Waukesha Park & Recreation program to provide after care programs at Banting, Hawthorne, STEM Elementary, and Summit View.
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicates the course is not offered at that site
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level math expectations.
MATH READINESS*
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level math expectations This class will emphasize skills and strategies to build each student’s mathematical computation, reasoning, and problem-solving. Most students with math goals in their IEPs should be enrolled in math readiness at their grade level.
DUAL LANGUAGE MATH READINESS*
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level math expectations. This class will emphasize skills and strategies to build each student’s mathematical computation, reasoning, and problem-solving. Most students with math goals in their IEPs should be enrolled in math readiness at their grade level.
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicates the course is not offered at that site
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS MEETING GRADE-LEVEL EXPECTATIONS
MATH ADVENTURES
Mathematicians will solve authentic and relevant problems while sharpening skills and strategies. Students will have opportunities for collaboration and discourse, and continue to persevere in making sense of tasks
DUAL LANGUAGE/BILINGUAL MATH ADVENTURES
Mathematicians will solve authentic and relevant problems while sharpening skills and strategies. Students will have opportunities for collaboration and discourse, and continue to persevere in making sense of tasks.
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicates the course is not offered at that site .
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level READING expectations.
READING READINESS*
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level reading expectations This class will emphasize the practice of strategic reading behaviors and strategies through Guided Reading and Literature Discussion Groups Most students with reading goals in their IEPs should be enrolled in reading readiness at their grade level.
DUAL LANGUAGE READING READINESS*
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level reading expectations This class will emphasize the practice of strategic reading behaviors and strategies through Guided Reading and Literature Discussion Groups. Most students with reading goals in their IEPs should be enrolled in reading readiness at their grade level
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicates the course is not offered at that site
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS MEETING GRADE-LEVEL EXPECTATIONS
READING ADVENTURES
This course will provide the opportunity for students to read, discuss, and write about books. Students will embrace the love of reading while targeted instruction occurs around individual needs and interests.
DUAL LANGUAGE/BILINGUAL READING ADVENTURES
This course will provide the opportunity for students to read, discuss, and write about books Students will embrace the love of reading while targeted instruction occurs around individual needs and interests
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) BEGINNING
Gr. 1-5
This course is tailored to students who are new to or beginning to learn English as a second language (recommended for learners with Access 1.0-2.4 and two or less years in a school in the United States). Multilingual students will have the opportunity to prepare for the next grade by learning basic, social, and academic English to grow their vocabulary related to middle school curriculum Students will speak, write, read, and listen daily using their home and new language using a variety of supports (e g , Spanish, Russian, Turkish, or Vietnamese) Students will create a beginning level All About Me presentation, Scientific Report, Budget along with other written products We will provide 20-30% of the instruction in a learner’s home language using technology resources and apps
Most students with reading/math goals in their IEP’s should be enrolled in reading/math readiness at their grade level.
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicate the course is not offered at that site
TEACHER RECOMMENDED
PRESCHOOL
PreSchool Readiness Program for Early Childhood Special Education Students. This class is for students currently enrolled in the School District of Waukesha’s Early Childhood Special Education Program and will be going into a district 4K program in the fall of 2025.
● The class will meet two days a week from 9:00 - 11:00 am.
○ Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday
● Maximum of 6 student Students will have opportunities to engage in activities across all developmental areas (cognitive, adaptive, social/emotional, gross motor, fine motor, and communication).
PRIMARY
Students enrolled in this course require a recommendation from their special education teacher. This course is designed to provide intensive learning opportunities for students who currently have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). This course is only offered at Summit View Elementary.
Please note that this class runs periods 1 & 2 (8:00 - 10:00 AM).
INTERMEDIATE
Students enrolled in this course require a recommendation from their special education teacher. This course is designed to provide intensive learning opportunities for students who currently have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). This course is only offered at Summit View Elementary.
Please note that this class runs periods 3 & 4 (10:00 - 12:00 PM).
Gr. BA HA ST SV
1-2
3-5
AMAZING ANIMALS
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicates the course is not offered at that site/period.
Gr. 1-3
Let’s learn everything we can about different animals How will we do this? We will have stories, learn from books, complete art activities, and play games. Do you have a favorite animal? You can learn all about it, make an animal puppet, and teach others about it. We will learn and have lots of fun!
ART THROUGH MIXED MEDIA
Gr. 1-5
Calling all artists! Come join us in creating sculptures, collages, and mixed media art projects using materials other than paper and pencil. We will use materials like paper mache, recycled objects, painted paper, and model magic to create our own sculptures and art inspired by the world around us and great artists of our time!
AROUND THE WORLD
Gr. 1-5
Embark on an exciting journey around the globe! Students will dive into different cultures through hands-on crafts, food experiments, and language exploration Along the way, they'll gain valuable insights into being thoughtful and respectful travelers. Get ready for a fun-filled adventure in global discovery!
AUTHORS AND ILLUSTRATORS
Gr. 3-5
Do you enjoy hearing stories and making up your own adventures? In this class you will learn from different authors and be able to use your writing skills to create your own book We will study illustrators and their art and then create art to accompany your writing too!
BOARD GAMES GALORE
Gr. 1-5
If you like playing games...this class is for you! Kids will learn new games, get better at games they already know, meet new friends, and most importantly have FUN! We will play games such as Apples to Apples, Bingo, Candyland, Checkers, Chutes & Ladders, Clue, Go Fish, Hedbanz, Life, Monopoly, Pay Day, Pictionary, Scrabble, Sorry, Trouble, Uno, and Yahtzee. If you have a favorite game you would like to play, feel free to bring your games as well
CAN YOU DIG IT?
Gr. 1-3
Explore plants and gardening in and outside the classroom. Students will learn about plant parts, types of plants, and the process of growing your own plant This course will tie in science, math, art, and literature
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CARTOONING AND CHARACTER DESIGN
Gr. 3-5
Do you like to draw? Have you already developed a comic book character or cartoon surrounding your creations? Come learn about story lines, dialogue, drawing and visual communication
CHESS CLUB
Gr. 1-5
Chess! Learn the royal game! Activities will include: learning from Grandmaster games using chess puzzles; problem-solving exercises; and plenty of playing time
COOKING UP FUN!
Gr. 3-5
Students will learn to read recipes, measure ingredients, and follow the steps to create delicious dishes! This course will emphasize making balanced choices about what we eat while learning valuable life skills in the kitchen!
CRAFTING & CREATIVITY
Gr. 1-5
Create unique pieces of art through the use of Sharpies and other mixed media materials Explore ink blotting, fabric dying, mandalas, zentangles, ceramic mugs, and so much more! These projects are guaranteed to get you hooked on Sharpies
CRAZY SCIENCE
Gr. 1-5
How does a boat carrying thousands of pounds worth of stuff float, while that same stuff would sink to the bottom of the ocean if dumped overboard? Learn the answer to this and other intriguing science questions in this hands-on enrichment program The activities and experiments in this class will incorporate chemistry, pressure, motion and energy, chemical reactions, and more Have fun and learn with fellow scientists!
CURSIVE AND CODES
Gr. 3-5
If you find yourself doodling on the side of your paper when you are trying to write a letter you may find cursive as a great way to write! This summer we will learn the cursive alphabet to write letters to family and friends and send them in the actual mail! While we wait for letters in return we learn other coding languages such as sign language, morse code, and more!
EVERYTHING GARDENING
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Gr. 2-5
This class will get students involved in the life of gardening They will get to spend most of their time outside planting, tending, studying and eating parts of the school garden. The class teaches students that gardens are fun to grow and maintain and that fresh produce is a great addition to your diet The fun will be rounded out with other high interest art projects and activities.
FABULOUS FRIENDSHIPS
Gr. 1-5
What better way to spend the summer than with friends? In this class, we’ll be exploring everything around friendships How to make friends, be a good friend, handle friendship troubles and ways to be a friend in our community. We’ll practice these skills through books, fun board and sports games, arts and crafts projects (who doesn’t love a good friendship bracelet!), and come up with project ideas to spread friendship throughout our community.
FUN WITH ARTS AND CRAFTS
Attention all crafty kids: Let's spend our summer vacation getting creative and using our imagination to make a variety of fun and exciting projects
GET UP AND GET MOVING
Gr. 1-2
This course is designed for an active child with an interest in living a healthy and fit lifestyle The children will participate in a variety of small and large group games and learn ways to live healthy Come prepared to meet some new friends, have fun, and break a sweat.
HIGH ENERGY DANCE MOVES
Gr. 1-5
This class teaches the basics of high energy dancing in an exciting, enthusiastic way. Students will learn techniques as well as a variety of specific dances that will be performed at the end of the summer session Students will learn to use balance, coordination and rhythm as they engage in a fun dance experience. Get your heart pumping and have fun doing it!
INTO THE BOOK!
Gr. 1-3
Young readers will continue to grow their love for reading or will develop increased interest in literacy activities. Wonderful story books will be shared and read by students. Students will participate in hands-on, artistic interpretations of stories They will have a chance to write, illustrate, play games, sing songs, and of course read, read, read!
INTRO TO PIANO
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Gr. 2-5
Piano for Beginners is for students with no prior piano experience Students will receive a book and complete practice activities to learn note names, as well as learn simple songs to play with their right and left hands.
KNITTING
Gr.2-5
Discover the art of knitting whether with needles or even your own fingers! Students will start with basic chain stitches and gradually develop skills for more advanced projects. Along the way, they'll explore different yarns and textiles, bringing this timeless craft to life Imagine creating your very own scarf, a stitching sampler, and more!
NEWS REPORTING/STUDIO BROADCASTING
Gr.
3-5
Have you ever wondered what it is like to design, create, write, direct, execute and edit a television production? If so, this class is for you. You will learn all the jobs necessary to produce a television program Come prepared for hands-on work with the state of the art 21st century broadcasting technology
PLAYGROUND GAMES
Gr.
3-5
Get ready to play! Join us for all your favorite playground games From kickball to dodgeball to games using sidewalk chalk; you won't want to miss out on these individual and team games! Wear sunscreen and gym shoes, and bring a water bottle to have some fun!
PLAYWORKS AND PLAYGROUND GAMES
Gr.
Everyone plays! This fun course aims to combine all the fun of playground games and the games from Playworks!
1-5
PROJECT WILD
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Gr. 1-5
Do you love nature and the environment? This exciting class will help you to explore our natural environment in fun ways We will play games, do experiments, create projects, read stories, sing songs, and much more! Be prepared for indoor and outdoor activities
PUPPET THEATER
Gr. 1-3
Calling all puppeteers! In this course students will design and create their own puppets to be the stars of the show Students will write and produce the puppet shows. They will also be responsible for developing the sets!
SPACE CAMP
Gr. 2-4
Space Camp is an interactive exploration of our space program. Students will be completing activities that help them better understand the job of astronauts traveling into space. These activities will help students gain a better understanding of thrust, force, gravity, and the need for accuracy and precision in space. During the course of the workshop, students will learn about each planet; learn about the space shuttle and its duties; and learn about space exploration through a variety of space activities Students will construct pencil rockets and launch them as a culminating activity.
SPANISH FIESTA
Gr. 1-2
In this fun and interactive class, students will learn basic Spanish through games, food, art, indoor and outdoor activities, and music Students will leave the class with a journal which will contain all the words and phrases they have learned This is a great way to introduce your child to a second language
STEM SUMMER CHALLENGE
Gr.
3-5
This STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) course will allow students to explore STEM through exciting, hands-on activities By engaging in STEM challenges, students are able to problem solve, collaborate and think creatively with their peers They will also engage in creative, complex tasks and will be encouraged to think like inventors. Kinesthetic learners, spatial learners, and logical learners will love exploring the different possibilities for the building materials as they try to face the challenges!
SUMMER ART
Gr.
1-2
Come create art inspired by everyone's favorite season...SUMMER! Students will use a variety of art materials and techniques to create summer themed art Some of the projects will include clay garden mushrooms, fairy houses, colored lanterns, tie-dyed t-shirts, oil pastel fireworks, Mexican folk art suns, beaded butterflies and more!! This class is great for students of all levels of artistic ability.
TEAMBUILDING & GAMES
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Gr. 1-2
If you like playing games this class is for you! Students will enjoy fun team building challenges, learn new games, get better at games they already know, meet new friends, and most importantly have FUN! We will play traditional card games and board games such as Apples to Apples, Bingo, Candyland, Checkers, Chutes & Ladders, Clue, Go Fish, Jenga, Life, Monopoly, Yahtzee, and more!
TEAM SPORTS
Team Sports will give students the chance to build physical skills, learn rules, develop teamwork, practice sportsmanship and have fun playing games! We will practice and play games like; soccer, basketball, handball, volleyball and many others!
THE WORLD OF CODING!
Gr. 1-2
This class will cover the basics of coding and teach you how to create your own games and stories through code You will also get to show off your creativity by creating a variety of projects with various iPad apps while learning some advanced features of these apps
YOGA AND MINDFULNESS
Gr. 1-2
Students will be introduced to the basics of yoga and mindfulness. They will learn strategies to stay calm and show a positive attitude
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course
EB SHURTS FOX RIVER ADVENTURES
8:00 a m - 12:00 p m *You may only sign up for one session*
*This Camp is for incoming 1st through 5th grade students*
SESSION 1 -July 14th -17th
SESSION 2 - July 21st - 24th
SESSION 3 - July 28th - July 31st
SESSION 4 - August 4th - August 7th
Fox River Adventures is a 4-day, traditional camp experience. Campers will enjoy a week with friends learning skills and hobbies in a more structured environment to help them progress in the skills chosen. Each day will have a theme (camping, survival skills, river, etc) that will allow students to engage in games, learning, nature, and play Students will come away from this experience with greater appreciation for nature as well as confidence in their outdoor skills.
This camp will be held at the E.B. Shurts Environmental Learning Center at the Fox River Sanctuary
SUMMER DRAMA ACADEMY
Over the past nine years, the School District of Waukesha has been providing an immersive theater experience for hundreds of students in the district. Over four weeks, students will work with professional directors, choreographers, and designers to put on a full musical production of Bettle Juice Jr All registered students are guaranteed a role in the production! Activities include scene study, dance, movement, costuming, set construction, lighting, and more Students have the opportunity to choose whether they wish to perform on stage or work backstage.
Auditions-Sign up for one date: June 16th, 1:00-3:30 pm OR June 17th, 9:00-11:30 am
Rehearsals: June 23-July 17 (Mondays through Thursdays only) from 1:00-3:30 pm
Performances: (each student will participate in two)- July 18 at 7:00 pm, July 19 at 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 7:00 pm, and July 20 at 1:00 pm or 4:00 pm.
GR. E.B. SHURTS BUILDING
KINDERGARTEN SUMMER EXPERIENCE
NOTE: Boxes shaded indicate the course is not offered at that site.
This class is designed for students entering Kindergarten in Fall 2025, to prepare for the structure of 5 year old Kindergarten. Each day children will be engaged in whole-group and small-group mini-lessons focused around literacy and math. Literacy concepts may include: alphabet knowledge, phonological awareness, concepts of print, and early writing. Math concepts may include: one-to-one counting, number recognition, patterns and early measurement Throughout the entire morning there will be an emphasis on independently following routines/directions and being a part of the classroom community Please note that this class runs from 8:00 a m - 12:00 p m , so please send a snack and water bottle each day
DUAL LANGUAGE KINDERGARTEN SUMMER EXPERIENCE
This class is designed for students entering Kindergarten in Fall 2025, to prepare children for the structure of 5 year old Kindergarten Each day children will be engaged in whole-group and small-group mini-lessons focused around literacy and math Literacy concepts may include: alphabet knowledge, phonological awareness, concepts of print, and early writing Math concepts may include: one-to-one counting, number recognition, patterns and early measurement Throughout the entire morning there will be an emphasis on independently following routines/directions and being a part of the classroom community Please note that this class runs from 8:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m., so please send a snack and water bottle each day.
Gr. BA HA ST SV
Jump Start is a fun transitional opportunity for students entering 4K or 5K in September 2025 We will prepare students to succeed in their new school environment by meeting staff, getting to know the building, and participating in typical classroom activities. Specific activities will vary by school site The school staff will provide more information before the Jump Start day
Location Incoming Gr Date Time
Banting 4K & 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Bethesda 4K &5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Hadfield 4K & 5K Wednesday, August 13, 2025 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Hawthorne 4K & 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Heyer 4K & 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Hillcrest 4K & 5K Thursday, August 14, 2025 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Lowell 4K & 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Meadowbrook 4K & 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Prairie 4K &5K Monday, August 11, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
STEM-Elem 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:30 am
Rose Glen 4K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 Morning 4K Class: 9:15 - 10:00 AM Afternoon 4K Class: 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Rose Glen 5K Tuesday, August 19, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Summit View 4K Wednesday, August 13, 2025 Morning 4K Class: 9:15 - 10:30 AM Afternoon 4K Class: 10:45 - 12:00 PM
Summit View 5K Wednesday, August 13, 2025 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Registration does not open until Summer School is over (early July.) Families will receive communication.
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT YET PROFICIENT WITH GRADE-LEVEL READING EXPECTATIONS.
READING READINESS
The courses below are designed for students who are not yet proficient with grade-level reading expectations. The focus will be on learning and applying effective reading and writing strategies with an emphasis on comprehension Students will have the opportunity to read and write various text types and genres throughout the course
DUAL LANGUAGE
Los estudiantes trabajarán en una gran variedad de habilidades académicas. Al concentrarse en la comprensión de la lectura y las técnicas de escritura, incorporarán la ciencia y los estudios sociales a través de proyectos y debates. El enfoque literario estará en los clásicos americanos. Cada estudiante elegirá un libro que se adapte a su interés, así como su habilidad en el idioma Inglés. Los estudiantes también trabajarán en habilidades esenciales de matemáticas básicas a través de experimentos, proyectos y juegos. ¡Los estudiantes se divertirán mientras aprenden este verano!
Students will work on a wide variety of academic skills While concentrating on reading comprehension and writing techniques, they will incorporate Science and Social Studies through projects and discussions The literary focus will be on American classics Each student will choose a book that suits his or her interest as well as his or her English language ability Students will also work on essential core math skills through engaging experiments, projects and games Students will have fun while learning this summer!
Open to all meeting grade-level requirements
THE CLUB
Gr. hms
Join the club the book club that is! Come and join us as we read and discuss books this summer Students will gain confidence in their reading while having fun discussing the various texts read throughout the summer! 6-8
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT YET PROFICIENT WITH GRADE-LEVEL MATH EXPECTATIONS.
MATH READINESS
This class is designed for students who are not yet proficient with the grade-level math expectations. This class will emphasize skills and strategies to build each student’s mathematical computation, reasoning, and problem-solving.
Ready for 7th grade Math Boost
This class is for students that finished Math 6 and will be entering Math 7 in 25-26 only. Students will be recommended to participate in this course by their sixth grade math teacher In this course, students will review foundational skills that will help them succeed in Mathematics 7
Ready for 8th grade Math Boost
This class is for students that finished Math 7 and will be entering Math 8 in 25-26 only Students will be recommended to participate in this course by their seventh grade math teacher. In this course, students will review foundational skills that will help them succeed in Mathematics 8.
