Summer Learning Resources for Families
Summer Learning Resources for Families
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Use the resources independently to design a personalized summer learning experience.
Your child will not have an assigned teacher and the use of the resources are completely optional. Your child will not be asked to turn in any work from the portal.
Select the grade level your child just completed.
If the tasks are too easy, consider going up a grade level or modify the tasks to increase the difficulty. If the tasks are too difficult, you can drop down a grade level or modify to meet your child's needs.
Refer to the Family Member's Guide to Helping at Home.
This guide provides tips on how to use questions to support your child as they are learning this summer.
Click on a grade level to get started!
Click on a grade level to get started!
Summer Reading Lists and Information
Summer Reading Lists and Information
We encourage our students to read during the summer for enjoyment, leisure, and learning. Looking for summer reading suggestions?
We have compiled a list of suggested books that are fun, engaging, mysterious, thought-provoking, informative, meaningful, inventive, inspiring, motivational, and more! The list includes award-winning books as well as others recognized by our faculty and various literary journals as meaningful reading for students of various ages.
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