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Services & Support
May 28 was the deadline to register for most summer opportunities. Students registered after May 28 will be added to a waitlist and will only be able to participate if space becomes available. Transportation will not be provided to students registered after May 28. Transportation is not provided to camps.
Fill in learning gaps. Strengthen skills. Get ahead. Whatever your motivation, summer school can help make summer count! Summer programs are available for students with and without an individualized education program (IEP) who meet the criteria:
Students currently in grades K-5: in-person instruction for students who receive an invitation from their school based on academic need
Students currently in grades 6-8: in-person instruction for students who receive an invitation from their school based on academic need
Students taking high school courses: in-person instruction for students who received a D or F and who receive an invitation from their school to participate or for students who want to take certain classes for the first time to get ahead
Students with individualized education programs currently in grades K-12 and instructed on Virginia Essentialized Standards of Learning: in-person instruction in reading, mathematics, communication and functional skills; enrollment is based on individual student need
Students in grades K-12 who receive ESL services: in-person instruction for students who receive an invitation from their school based on academic need and English proficiency level
Level 1-2 should enroll in ESL summer classes.
Level 3-4 should enroll in general content classes.
Students who will enter kindergarten in August 2024: in-person instruction for all invited students who complete kindergarten registration by May 28
Students in grades 1-8 (in the 2024-25 school year) interested in camps focused on cultural arts, career pathways, basketball and world languages
CCPSOnline summer classes are for students who want to take a high school course for the first time. CCPSOnline registration opens Feb. 5 and closes April 28.
Registration for all other summer classes opens April 11. May 28 is the deadline to register for most opportunities.
Registration for summer camps opens in mid-March and closes as each camp fills up.
Virtual instruction is available via CCPSOnline for students who want to take high school credit courses for acceleration. This means taking a class in the summer for the first time to get ahead or to create more room in their schedule for classes during the regular school year. Register here for CCPSOnline. Summer registration opens Feb. 5 and closes at 5 p.m. April 28.
Targeted sessions help students prepare for tests:
Students who passed a course but failed the corresponding SOL test may attend the SOL Academy free of charge. Registration opens April 11 and closes May 28. Get more information and register here starting April 11.
The W!se Academy is open to any student who passed the economics and personal finance course but did not pass or attempt the corresponding W!se financial literacy test and who needs a career and technical education credential to graduate. Registration for this free program opens April 11 and closes May 28. Get more information and register here starting April 11.
Juniors and seniors are invited to attend the SAT prep course. The SAT Academy is free but a required study guide must be purchased. Registration opens April 11 and closes May 28. Get more information and register here starting April 11.
Give it a go! Summer camps offer a chance to explore new subjects.