Summer Learning At-Home

Spring ISD is offering a virtual summer learning program this year amid public health concerns related to COVID-19. We are excited to be able to offer two sessions that will run Monday through Thursday with the first scheduled for June 10-30 and the second slated to run July 7 – 28.

We appreciate you for supporting your child's academic growth and development during these summer months to ensure a strong start to the 2020-21 school year. We are confident your student will be engaged and challenged with their summer Project-Based Learning plans and look forward to supporting them.

Project Based Learning Plans

Additional online and mobile friendly resources

Free online learning tools and digital course content resources:

Summer Learning Enrichment Program

Didn't sign up for Summer Learning? No problem, complete the Literacy Camp, STEAM Camp or Art Camp on your own through our Summer Learning Enrichment Program. Write down the enrollment code from the camp you would like to take and follow the directions linked below.

Course Codes Instructions

Some Resources for Parents During COVID-19 Closures

Schools are closed, parents may be working from home or concerned about their own jobs, and so much seems uncertain. Thankfully, there are resources available to help parents deal with some of these common challenges.

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