Elementary Summer Learning
Elementary Summer Learning (Grades 3-5) is an opportunity for elementary students to receive targeted support in reading and mathematics and afternoon enrichment classes, including the arts, physical activity, and career exploration.
Summer Learning Registration:
March 1 - May 24, 2024
Parents will receive letters for invited students March 1 - May 23, 2024. Parents may register their students for summer learning by completing and returning the invitation letter sent by the student's home school.
Late Registration:
Face-to-Face: June 3 and 4, 2024 (at the summer learning site)
Face-to-Face Session:
Dates: June 5 - July 3, 2024
Hours: 7:20 a.m. - 2:20 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE: Staff at your elementary school will register your student for Summer Learning. Please contact your school counselor or school administrator for information.
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Grade Level |
Invitation Criteria |
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Grades 3-5 |
Required to attend Summer Learning:
*Due to new state standards, the Georgia Milestones math scores will not be received until July 2024; therefore, math scores cannot be used for summer school criteria. Recommended to attend Summer Learning:
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Grades 3-5 Reading
- Students will focus on the prioritized reading standards for their grade level utilizing Scholastic LitCamp. This fun and engaging reading and writing summer camp style curriculum will have your student singing songs, reading books together, acting out parts of stories, and drawing, reading and writing about the stories they read. Students love this hands-on experience!
Grades 3-5 Math
- Students will focus on the major work of each grade level through daily lessons designed to support fluency, mathematical discourse, and conceptual understanding.
Grades 3-5 Enrichment
- Students will participate in four enrichment classes over the 20 days of summer learning. Exact course offerings will vary by summer learning site but will include exploration in the arts and careers and physical activity.
Grades 3-5 Adapted Curriculum
- Special education students who are assessed on the Georgia Alternate Assessment 2.0 will receive an adapted curriculum focused on reading and math skills.
| Zone | Summer School Site | Serving These Schools |
|---|---|---|
| Zones 1 & 2 | Feldwood Elementary School | Feldwood, Love T. Nolan, Mary M. Bethune |
| Parklane Elementary School | Parklane, Asa G. Hilliard, College Park | |
| Conley Hills Elementary School * | Conley Hills, Brookeview, Heritage | |
| Palmetto Elementary School | Palmetto, Evoline C. West | |
| Hapeville Elementary School | Hapeville, Hamilton E. Holmes | |
| Oakley Elementary School | Oakley, S. L. Lewis | |
| Zone 3 | Renaissance Elementary School | Renaissance, Seaborn Lee, Wolf Creek |
| A. Philip Randolph Elementary School | A. Philip Randolph, Cliftondale, Stonewall Tell | |
| Gullatt Elementary School | Gullatt, Campbell, Liberty Point | |
| Zone 4 | Lake Forest Elementary School | Lake Forest, Heards Ferry, High Point |
| Ison Springs Elementary School | Ison Springs, Dunwoody Springs, Spalding Drive, Woodland ES | |
| Zone 5 | Hillside Elementary School | Hillside, Esther Jackson, Northwood, River Eves |
| Mimosa Elementary School * | Mimosa, Hembree Springs, Sweet Apple | |
| Vickery Mill Elementary School | Vickery Mill, Mountain Park, Roswell North | |
| Zone 6 | Barnwell Elementary School | Barnwell, Medlock Bridge, Shakerag, State Bridge, |
| Wilson Creek Elementary School | Wilson Creek, Abbotts Hill, Dolvin, Findley Oaks, Ocee | |
| Zone 7 | New Prospect Elementary School | New Prospect, Creek View, Lake Windward, Manning Oaks |
| Crabapple Crossing Elementary School | Crabapple Crossing, Alpharetta ES, Birmingham Falls, Cogburn Woods, Summit Hill |
*Indicates summer site for students on adaptive curriculum or invited to the Extended School Year program.
Summer Learning Transportation
Fulton County Schools provides bus transportation for all students in the summer learning program. To provide this service, revised routes will pick up and drop off students based on "community" stops, high density stops, and school-to-school stops. This includes buses that will take students from their original home school to the summer school site. Please check the Transportation website after May 20th for bus stop and time information for your student. We will continue to use the "Here Comes the Bus" app during summer learning to ensure that parents have the most up-to-date bus information. Students attending Summer Learning Adaptive program can receive transportation based on their IEP. Please register with the student's home school no later than April 26th to ensure the student's route is in place for the first day of summer school.
Summer Learning School Nutrition
Students attending face-to-face summer learning free breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack during the school’s scheduled mealtimes.
For more information about Summer Meals, please visit https://nutrition.fultonschools.org/Summer.