Summer Learning Programs, Intersession Programs, and Camps
2025 Summer Learning Programs
When will Summer Learning Programs operate?
In-person Summer Learning Programs for elementary students moving into grades TK-6 will be offered based on the school site calendar and will remain open daily until 5:30 p.m. to accommodate the needs of our families.
Elementary School
- Traditional sites: June 3 - June 27, 2025 (18 program days)
- Modified traditional sites: June 17- July 15, 2025 (19 program days)
- Students from year-round and traditional sites will have the option of attending a regional camp program for 11 days - June 30 - July 15, 2025 (offered as regional programs on alternative campuses to accommodate deep cleaning and maintenance at year-round sites).
High School
High school sites will operate credit recovery and credit-based accelerated courses for 23 days - June 9-July 11, 2025 with the exception of PE which will begin on June 4, 2025 due to the state-mandated number of minutes required. Students will have the opportunity to access up to 10 credits focusing on one course at a time.
High school sites will operate credit recovery and credit-based accelerated courses for 23 days - June 9-July 11, 2025 with the exception of PE which will begin on June 4, 2025 due to the state-mandated number of minutes required. Students will have the opportunity to access up to 10 credits focusing on one course at a time.
Extended School Year (ESY) will be offered for students with IEPs who qualify for additional summer services. ESY will be offered June 17th - July 15th, 2025.
Please note: all programs will be closed on June 19, 2025 in observance of Juneteenth and on July 4, 2025 in observance of Independence Day.
What will be offered at Elementary Schools?
Students who will be in grades TK-6 in the fall may attend Summer Learning Programs at elementary schools. Summer learning will include a camp-like, engaging program for TK-2 students with an emphasis on early literacy and developing reading skills. Upper elementary students will have camp-like offerings with themed activities such as Visual
and Performing Arts (VAPA); Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math (STEAM); Social Emotional Learning (SEL), and leadership. Some regional programs will be offered to accommodate site maintenance and facilities updates. Please check with your student’s school for the exact location and times of program offerings for students from your school. ExL after school programs will be offered to extend the summer day until 5:30 to accommodate family needs.
What will be offered at High Schools?
Students who will be in grades 9-12 in the fall who are in need of additional credits toward graduation may attend Summer Learning Programs at the high school. Please contact your student’s counselor for additional information about credit-based course offerings.
Please check with your student’s school for details of program offerings available for your student.
School Year Intersession Programs and Camps
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School Year Intersession Programs and Camps
During the school year, there may be opportunities for students to participate in intersession offerings or camps during breaks. Year-round school sites offer five days of intersession for each off-track session. These programs operate during the regular school day for five days while each track is off, meaning they are in operation 12 months of the year. Students who attend intersession may be picked up at the end of the school day or may join the ExL after school program during the week that they are attending intersession. Additionally, students who attend year-round schools are invited to attend a 3-day Fall Camp during the Thanksgiving break in November.
Traditional and modified traditional sites may offer additional five-day camps during winter or spring break. Winter or spring camps enable students from all calendars to have access to a minimum of 30 non-school days of programming (Ed. Code 46120(B)(i)).
