Boise School Summer Programs
Boise School Summer Programs
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Boise School District offers a wide variety of summer school programs for students to enhance their educational experiences. Please contact your child's counselor or visit our Boise School Summer Program page for more information.
Boise School District offers a wide variety of summer school programs for students to enhance their educational experiences. Please contact your child's counselor or visit our Boise School Summer Program page for more information.
Summer school applications can be picked up at North JH, in the Counseling office.
Summer school applications can be picked up at North JH, in the Counseling office.
Classes fill up fast so make sure you submit your application early!
Classes fill up fast so make sure you submit your application early!
IDLA Summer School
IDLA Summer School
IDLA Online Summer School
Online summer school is also available through Idaho Digital Learning Alliance (IDLA) and enrollment starts April 3rd, 2023. You can find their course offering here.
Please remember that even though IDLA courses will count as equivalent credit to Boise School District classes, some of their courses may differ from the curriculum taught in Boise School District.
Contact your grade level counselor to sign up for IDLA courses.
Summer Activities
Summer Activities
If your child is not interested in taking academic classes during the summer, you can check out this list of Summer Camp opportunities that are available to you. These programs are not associated with the Boise School District and we are unable to make recommendations, answer questions or help with enrollment for any of them.
Local Activities for Kids
Local Activities for Kids
Away from Tech / Free or Low Cost
● YMCA - Sliding Scale
● Boise Rock School
○ Scholarships
○ Juno Arts - Donation only
● One Stone Summer Camps - FREE
● BSD community schools
● First Thursday downtown
● Fort Boise Community Center/Boise Parks and Recreation (art classes and sports
activities at low cost, scholarships available)
● Boise Pub. library has a weekly Lego Club at all of their locations:
● Community Education Program via BSD
● Ada Community Library Victory Branch (they do different activities for different ages, such as STEAM Night)
● Warm Springs Care Farm (e.g., animal-assisted therapy, but also seasonal activities, free Barn Club, self-defense for JH students, etc.)
● JUMP Teen Takeover-Free (ages 14-18)
● SHIELD- Boise Police Department summer camp (summer after 6,7,8 grade)
● JUMP often has free events open to the public. They have a cool rock climbing wall and a giant slide that is open at certain times of the year.
● Goody’s in the North End hosts a free Christmas carol event with NENA.
● Home Depot offers free kids workshops
● The Boise Zoo has discount tickets on Thursdays. (GA $3)
● Kid Bowl Free summer program
● Wassmuth Center for Human Rights - Kindness Camp (financial assistance available) and Youth Leadership Program.
● Open Arms Dance Project, founded by Megan Brandel. Full scholarships available:www.openarmsdance.org
● Hive Boise https://boisehive.org/ We provide a safe, all-ages, sober space for fostering a supportive, creative musician’s community in Idaho. We empower musicians and other artists through access to mental health and wellness services, programs and events, and other resources to thrive.
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