- Los Angeles Unified School District
- Summer of Learning
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Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about our summer school programs.
- What is the Summer of Learning Program?
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The Summer of Learning is Los Angeles Unified’s summer school program. The summer school program comprises eight different programs designed to meet the summer learning needs of all our students. The eight programs are Summer Universal Transitional Kindergarten through Eighth Grade (UTK-8), Virtual Summer Universal Transitional Kindergarten through Eighth Grade (UTK-8), Summer Term Ninth through twelfth Grade (Summer Term 9-12), Extended School Year (ESY), International Newcomer, Migrant Education, and Virtual Enrichment.
- When is the deadline for applications?
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All current Los Angeles Unified students and families can visit this website for additional details on how to register for summer programs. We will continue to enroll students up to the beginning of our programs, but we encourage families to register as soon as possible.
- Is there an eligibility requirement to participate?
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Yes. Several Summer of Learning Programs require students to meet specific eligibility requirements in order to participate. To learn more about specific program requirements, go to this website and select the program or programs you are interested in to learn more.
- Will everyone who applies be accepted?
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Yes, the opportunity to participate in summer school will be available for all students who apply. However, if a course reaches capacity, families will be notified and another course must be selected.
- Can students attend more than one program?
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As long as program times do not overlap, students can participate in more than one program. For example, a student may attend the UTK-8 program in the morning and a virtual enrichment course during the afternoon.
- Can students enroll in more than one virtual enrichment course?
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Due to the high demand for virtual enrichment, a student can only enroll in one virtual enrichment course.
- If a course is full, will there be a waitlist?
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Yes, a waitlist will be created for classes that exceed capacity and families will be notified.
- How will parents be notified of enrollment?
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Parents will be notified at the email address they used when submitting the application as soon as classes are assigned or the child’s registration is confirmed.
- Who do I contact if I have specific program questions?
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For specific program questions, contact the respective summer school program for more information.
Summer School, UTK-8, Program
Beyond the Bell
Ana Estevez
Director, K-8 Academic Intervention Programs
ana.estevez@lausd.net
213-241-2640
High School Summer Term, Grades 9-12, Program
Beyond the Bell
Betsy Castillo
Director, Secondary Academic Intervention Programs
bac9874@lausd.net
213-241-2639Virtual Experience K-12, Summer Enrichment 2024
Division of Instruction
Vernail Skaggs
Program and Policy Development Advisor
instruction@lausd.net
213-241-4822International Newcomer Enrichment Summer Program Contacts
Multilingual Multicultural Education Department
Jose M. Posada, EDD
Administrator, TK-12 English Learner Services
jmp1322@lausd.net
213-241-5582
Carla Gutierrez
TK-12 Administrative Coordinator, English Learner Instruction
carla.gutierrez@lausd.net
213-241-5582
Migrant Education
Multilingual Multicultural Education Department
Victor Gonzalez, Ed.D
Coordinator, Migrant Education Program
victor.gonzalez@lausd.net
213-241-0510Virtual Academy
Connie Brandstetter
Administrator of Instruction, Virtual Academy
clb0104@lausd.net
213-241-1933 - Will meals be provided?
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Meal services (breakfast and lunch) will be provided at all school sites hosting summer school programs or summer enrichment community programs from June 20-July 19. Participants in the Beyond the Bell Summer Programs will be provided supper meals during program hours from June 17-July 26 at selected sites.
For more information on times and locations, please visit www.lausd.org/cafela.
- Will transportation be provided?
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Transportation will be provided to all students who currently receive transportation services, including students with an IEP or students enrolled in programs through the Student Integration Services (i.e., magnet programs). All other requests will be granted based on availability. Students are eligible for transportation services based on the following:
· Elementary students residing more than a 1-mile radius from the summer site
· Middle and high school students residing more than a 2-mile radius from the summer site
Transportation requests must be submitted by Friday, May 3, 2024. Transportation is not guaranteed. Parents will be notified of the decision on their request for their child’s transportation 1 week prior to the start of the summer program.