Salt Lake City School District is offering a variety of summer learning opportunities designed to help students catch up or move forward in their academic learning and to provide fun, hands-on activities to engage students' curiosity.
As you review the information below, please choose the summer learning opportunity that is designed for the school/grade your student will be attending for the 2021-22 school year. For example, a student who will be attending 7th grade at Clayton Middle School in August would register for the Clayton Middle School program.
The Early Childhood Department is offering Summer Learning classes for Pre-K 4 students. Classes run June through July, and there is no cost to participate. If you would like your child to participate in the Summer Learning program, please contact the Early Childhood Office at (801) 974-9007 ext. 0 or (801) 974-8396 ext. 0.
Class Options:
In-person classes: five hours per day (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
June 21-July 15
8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Free breakfast and lunch are available
Online classes: two hours per day (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
June 15- July 8
Teachers will schedule class time between 9 a.m. and noon (We will confirm the class time before the start of the online class).
M. Lynn Bennion Elementary will be hosting a two-week, STEM-based summer camp. The camp will focus on interactive hands-on learning in the morning and outdoor experiences, including some field trips, in the afternoon.
The camp will run Monday through Thursday, June 21-24 and June 28-July1, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Click on the small image to the left to find a larger version and a QR code you can scan for registration, or go to http://forms.gle/6ERssWxUzmgNAcAR6.
Bonneville Summer Camp
Bonneville Summer Camp is open to all Salt Lake City School District elementary school students. It will take place over eight weeks, between June 14th and August 6th. Each week will be a differently themed camp, complete with presentations by community partners, field trips, hands-on STEAM experiences, and more!
Camps run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Fifty-five spots are available each week.
The fee is $240 per camper, per week, with a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of $85.
Tuition assistance is available.
Campers must register for a minimum of two week-long camps.
This year, our elementary school summer learning program will run in six hubs, with students from different schools grouped together. The program is targeted at students who need help in recovering from learning loss over the past year. Because of this focus, our schools have already recommended students who may benefit from this summer learning opportunity, and the number of available spots is EXTREMELY LIMITED.
This program will run from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Daily learning will support social and emotional skills and reading instruction braided together with mathematics, fine arts, and science.
Classes will be facilitated by highly qualified certified teachers and Community Education After-School professionals.
Transportation to hub schools will be provided. Please contact your home school for pickup and drop off times.
Edison Hub
Liberty Hub
Meadowlark Hub
Washington Hub
Uintah Hub
Escalante Hub
Franklin
M. L. Bennion
Newman
Wasatch
Indian Hills
Rose Park
Parkview
Whittier
Backman
Ensign
Bonneville
North Star
MT. View
Nibley Park
M.W. Jackson
Emerson
Riley
Hawthorne
Dilworth
Beacon Heights
Highland Park
To see if there is a spot available for your student, please use our online registration.
Our middle schools have each created their own unique summer learning opportunities based on the needs of their students. Details for each program, including information on how to register, are listed in the respective fliers below. Click on the fliers to see a larger version.
Our high school summer learning opportunities offer students a chance to earn new credit, improve grades from previous classes, or earn credit recovery. Parents should contact their student's school counselor for assistance.
