2024 Summer Programs
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ summer programs are designed to support students in achieving greater academic success. These programs are a mixture of learning and teaching, for students to increase and to sharpen their intellect, and enrichment for students to realize their full potential. These programs will inspire your student’s creativity. They will peak your student’s curiosity. But most importantly, they will bolster your student's comprehension. Sign them up for our summer programs. Let’s move forward with learning, not backward. Find out about the programs in the lists below and contact your student’s school to learn more.
Programs
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Read to Achieve (RTA)
“Reading is Fundamental” That slogan has been around for decades. We believe every student should be reading at or above grade level by the end of third grade. The RTA camp will help students move toward reading proficiency. But there's more:
- Physical Challenges
- Personalized small group instruction
- Engaging materials coupled with explicit instruction and support
Grade Levels: Rising 3rd and 4th
Dates: June 24-July 31
No camp during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.- 3 p.m.
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Freshman Connection
Your rising 9th grader cannot wait to step foot on their high school campus. Do not make them wait until late August. Let them experience high school life during this transitional program. Here is what awaits them:
- High School Orientation
- CTE Pathways
- Post-Graduation Plans (College & Career Pathways/Counseling)
- Career and Workforce Readiness (CTE)
- Arts
- Math I Prep
Grade Level: Rising 9th
Dates: June 24 - July 25
Session 1: June 24 - July 11
Session 2: July 15 - July 25
No session during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.
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Kindergarten Bridge (KBridge)
Confident and comfortable. We want to make sure your rising kindergartner is ready for this transition. This program will focus on providing that extra boost to grow your young student’s academic and social skills that are necessary for their success in life. Studies show that kindergarten provides a solid learning foundation for the many years of school yet to come.
- Learning through Creative Play
- Reinforce what your child is learning in camp at home
- Experiencing the world of literacy and math for readiness
Grade Level: Rising Kindergartner
Dates: June 24 - July 25
No camp during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
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Personalized Academic Command of English (P.A.C.E.)
Think intense learning. But don’t let that intimidate your student. Envision impactful results. P.A.C.E. is a program focused on language development in English Language Arts (ELA). Your student will also receive math support. Does your student like art? Do they want to explore movement and technology? This camp provides all of that and more, and will prepare your student for the upcoming school year.
Grade Levels: Rising 3rd-5th
Elementary Dates: June 24-July 25
No session during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sites: Nations Ford, South Pine, and Hickory GrovePACE Summer Language Academy Flyer - Elementary
Grade Levels: Rising 6th-12th
Secondary Dates: June 24-July 25
No session during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Sites: Garinger, Independence, and Elbert Edwin Waddell High SchoolsPACE Summer Language Academy Flyer - Secondary
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High School Graduate on Time (GOT)
Your senior may be just a few credits shy of being eligible for their summer graduation ceremony. Sign them up and they will have the opportunity to complete their high school requirements and can graduate at the end of the program. Do not delay. Please contact your student’s school for more information.
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High School Credit Recovery
Failure is not an option. We firmly believe this. That is why CMS offers students the chance to obtain one unit of new coursework or two units to recover coursework. Please contact your student’s school for more information.
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End-of-Course and End-of-Grade Reassessment
These standardized tests can create stress for 5th and 8th grade students, as well as high school students.That is understandable. Not all students test at a proficient level in Literacy, math, or science. This program allows students to receive support with an opportunity to retest. The initial course grade, however, is not replaced.
5th grade Remediation: June 10-13
Times: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sites: All Elementary and Middle Schools8th grade Remediation: June 10-13
Times: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sites: All Elementary and Middle SchoolsHigh School Camp Dates: June 10-13
Times: Normal Hours
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Out-of-School Time Tutoring
Rising Kindergarten-12th grade students are eligible for virtual tutoring to recoup lost instruction. Learn more here.
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Equal Opportunity School Summer Bootcamp
Teamwork is a key in this program. Your student will not be on an island trying to figure things out. Instead, students will work together to build skills needed to be successful in advanced courses, including document-based writing, organization, and self-advocacy.
Grade Levels: Rising 9th-12th
Dates: June 24-27; July 8-11
No session during July 4 week
Times: Monday-Thursday; 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Sites: Click here for a list of school sites
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Summer is a time for rest and relaxation. But it is often hard, during this time, for some students to retain knowledge of the prior nine months of learning. Because of this, many students fall into the “summer slide,” which can put them behind academically.
Allow your student to recharge. Allow your student to regroup. But most importantly, allow your student to retain. Sign them up for our summer programs. Let’s move forward with learning, not backward. Contact your student’s school to learn more.
The Academic Excellence Journey Never Takes a Break.
Key Benefits of our Summer Programs:
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- Transportation and food is provided at no cost for all programs except Graduate On Time and Credit Recovery.
- Stay ahead of the learning through Summer Programming