Middle School Summer Learning

In-person Math, ELA, PE/Fitness and SEL learning for 6^th-8^th grade students identified by Bryant Middle School will be invited to participate in summer learning at Hilltop Heritage Middle School.

In-person ELA and Math instruction for students identified by FCMS.

In-person STEAM focused units and physical education supported by the YMCA. Incoming 6^th grade students, 7^th and 8^th grade students will be identified and invited to participate based on SBA and iReady data.

In-person Math, ELA, PE/Fitness and SEL learning for 6^th-8^th grade students identified by Hilltop Heritage Middle School will be invited to participate in summer learning.

In-person project-based learning in STEM and Art for 6^th-8^th grade students. Students will be identified and invited by the school.

In-person project-based learning with a focus on Math, ELA, and social emotional learning for Mason students grades 6-8. Students will be identified and invited by the school.

In-person Math and ELA learning for students in 6^th-8^th grade identified and invited by Meeker Middle School.

In-person academic enrichment, student engagement, team building activities and social emotional activities in partnership with the YMCA for students grades 6-8. Students will be identified within the school and feeder elementary schools and invited to participate in the program.

Glamp Gertie is a blend of online and in-person learning for students entering grades 3-8 at Tacoma Online in fall.  This summertime academic learning opportunity will help students stay engaged and be active participants in their learning in the areas of English Language Arts, Math, STEM, and Humanities.

In-person learning with a focus on ELA and Math. Students will be identified and invited through the school.

In-person and virtual learning with a focus on reading and tied to a larger community project at Wainwright. Students will be identified and invited through the school.

Serving middle school students with limited English skills. This programs helps students live successfully in an English-speaking culture and in a multilingual, multicultural world. Schools will identify and invite students to participate.   

• Location: First Creek Middle School, Truman Middle School 
• Dates: TBD
• Time: TBD
• Contact: English Language Learners (ELL)

✔ Breakfast    ✔ Lunch    ✔ Transportation 

Community-Based College & Career Readiness Course 2022

This course is a combination of synchronous (whole class together or in small groups) remote and asynchronous (independent) remote lessons and activities focused on strategies-based learning with a civic engagement focus. The course is designated to support college and career readiness and independent learning strategies. There will be various ways to engage and complete the required content. Evidence of high-level critical thinking, skills development, and applications of skills are required to successfully complete this course.

• Grades 8-12
• Monday to Friday
• July 6 - August 31

Synchronous activities will happen most Wednesdays and Fridays. Registered students will receive an electronic calendar of events and other course information. Students will need their TPS assigned 1:1 laptop for this course. For more information, please contact Mr. John Hines, Academic Acceleration Instructional Facilitator, jhines@tacoma.k12.wa.us

Register for Foundations for the Future

Program is full and registration is closed.

Information for registered students

Online summer learning will run from June 28 until July 29. Student learning online will function asynchronously, meaning students can complete the learning independently at any time and from anywhere as long as they have their district-provided laptop and internet. Live teacher support will be available four days a week, Monday through Thursday from 9AM - 1PM via Teams.