Middle School Summer Learning
Middle School Summer Learning is an opportunity for middle school students to receive additional support in English Language Arts and Math in a face-to-face setting or accelerate and take a course for the first time through Fulton Virtual.
Tuition is not required for students who participate in the face-to-face setting or retake a previously failed, year-long World Language course through Fulton Virtual. Tuition is required for students who wish to accelerate their learning through Fulton Virtual.
Summer Learning Online Registration:
Face-to-Face: March 1 - May 24, 2024
Fulton Virtual School: March 1 - May 31, 2024
Late Registration:
Face-to-Face: June 3 & 4 (at the summer learning site)
Face-to-Face Session:
Dates: June 5 - July 3, 2024
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Fulton Virtual:
Dates: June 5 - July 10, 2024
The registration window will open on March 1, 2024. Please return here for registration directions.
| Grade Level | Invitation Criteria |
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Grades 6-8 |
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Grades 6-8 |
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Grades 6-8 English/Language Arts
- Students will receive explicit, direct instruction on reading informational and literary standards. Students will closely read and analyze literary and informational texts using a variety of comprehension strategies. Teachers will read aloud portions of a novel daily and students will engage in collaborative discussions around the novel. Students will get to take the novel home at the conclusion of summer school.
Grades 6-8 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 6-8 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.
Grades 6-8 Fulton Virtual
- The Fulton Virtual summer course offerings are available here.
| Zone | Summer School Site | Serving These Schools |
|---|---|---|
| Zone 1 | Banneker High School * | McNair Middle School |
| Woodland Middle School | Woodland, Camp Creek | |
| Zone 2 | Creekside High School | Bear Creek Middle School |
| Paul D. West Middle School | Paul D. West | |
| Zone 3 | Renaissance Middle School | Renaissance, Sandtown |
| Zone 4 | Sandy Springs Middle School | Ridgeview, Sandy Springs |
| Zone 5 | Crabapple Middle School | Elkins Pointe, Crabapple |
| Haynes Bridge Middle School * | Holcomb Bridge, Haynes Bridge | |
| Zone 6 | Autrey Mill Middle School | Autrey Mill, River Trail, Taylor Road |
| Zone 7 | Northwestern Middle School | Hopewell, Northwestern, Webb Bridge |
*Indicates summer site for students on adaptive curriculum or ESY
Abbreviated transportation is available for summer learning. Please check the Transportation website after May 17th 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 you have the most up-to-date bus information for your student. Students attending Summer Learning Adaptive program can receive transportation based on their IEP. Please register no later than April 26th to ensure your student's route is in place for the first day of summer school.
Students attending face-to-face summer learning will receive free breakfast and lunch meals during the school’s scheduled mealtimes.
| Grade Level | Invitation Criteria |
|---|---|
|
Grades 6-8 |
|
|
Grades 6-8 |
|
Grades 6-8 English/Language Arts
- Students will receive explicit, direct instruction on reading informational and literary standards. Students will closely read and analyze literary and informational texts using a variety of comprehension strategies. Teachers will read aloud portions of a novel daily and students will engage in collaborative discussions around the novel. Students will get to take the novel home at the conclusion of summer school.
Grades 6-8 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 6-8 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.
Grades 6-8 Fulton Virtual
- The Fulton Virtual summer course offerings are available here.
| Zone | Summer School Site | Serving These Schools |
|---|---|---|
| Zone 1 | Banneker High School * | McNair Middle School |
| Woodland Middle School | Woodland, Camp Creek | |
| Zone 2 | Creekside High School | Bear Creek Middle School |
| Paul D. West Middle School | Paul D. West | |
| Zone 3 | Renaissance Middle School | Renaissance, Sandtown |
| Zone 4 | Sandy Springs Middle School | Ridgeview, Sandy Springs |
| Zone 5 | Crabapple Middle School | Elkins Pointe, Crabapple |
| Haynes Bridge Middle School * | Holcomb Bridge, Haynes Bridge | |
| Zone 6 | Autrey Mill Middle School | Autrey Mill, River Trail, Taylor Road |
| Zone 7 | Northwestern Middle School | Hopewell, Northwestern, Webb Bridge |
*Indicates summer site for students on adaptive curriculum or ESY
Abbreviated transportation is available for summer learning. Please check the Transportation website after May 17th 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 you have the most up-to-date bus information for your student. Students attending Summer Learning Adaptive program can receive transportation based on their IEP. Please register no later than April 26th to ensure your student's route is in place for the first day of summer school.
Students attending face-to-face summer learning will receive free breakfast and lunch meals during the school’s scheduled mealtimes.