Summer opportunities

Summer School

We offer dozens of classes – at no charge to families! – to allow students to explore topics of interest to them during the summer months.

Quick Links

Course descriptions:
• 2025 Plymouth Summer School Course Descriptions
• 2025 Descripciones de los Cursos de la Escuela de Verano

Summer School office: PHS Room B132; 920-893-6911 ext 1040 or 1041

Summer School 2025

The 2025 Plymouth School District Summer School program offers about 40 free classes to keep students thinking and active during the summer!

Who can attend?

Plymouth Summer School is open to all school-aged children enrolled in or residing within the Plymouth School District. Students currently in grades 1-11 are expected to transition from class to class with minimal support.

When and where are classes?

All classes will meet from 8 to 11:45 a.m. Monday through Thursday from June 16 to July 17 at Plymouth High School, unless otherwise indicated below.

Currently in grades 4K-5K: Transition to Kindergarten (for students now in 4K) and Transition to First Grade (for students now in 5K) will be split into two 2-week sessions: June 16-26 and July 7-17; students can attend either session or both.

Currently in grades 1-7: Students can choose from dozens of enrichment classes. The final segment of the day (11-11:45 a.m.) will be Exploratory Learning/Nutrition time for all students, during which they can eat a free lunch and enjoy a variety of games and crafts.

Currently in grades 8-11: Students can participate in Plymouth Strength & Speed Training, a general athlete-training program. Those currently in grades 9-11 can attend from 6:30 to 8 a.m. or from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Incoming freshmen (and sophomores needing more experience) should attend from 9:30 to 11 a.m.

How much does it cost?

There are no fees for Summer School. (Those in Animal Recreation Safety and/or Vehicle Recreation Safety can seek optional DNR certification/licensure in hunting, archery, snowmobile, boat, and ATV for $10 each; and trapping for $12.)

How do we register?

Registration closed May 22.

Additional summer activities

Youth athletic camps

Camps are open to all area students in the appropriate grades, including those who are homeschooled or attending parochial schools. Camps will be held at Plymouth High School, 125 S. Highland Ave.

Registration is coordinated by Community Education & Recreation, but all of the following camps except Tennis are operated by their respective PHS programs.

Youth Football Camp
PHS football coaches cover game fundamentals, weight training and the development of speed, power and agility. 
Who: Students currently in grades 4-7
When: 12:30 to 3 p.m. Monday July 14 through Wednesday July 16
Where: PHS
Fee: $45; those who register by June 1 get a T-shirt
Registration: online via MyRec

Volleyball Camp
Conducted by PHS coaches and local collegiate athletes
Who: Students currently in grades 2-7, plus girls currently in grades 8-11
When: July 28-31, with grades 2-4 from 8 to 9:15 a.m., grades 5-7 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., and grades 8-11 from noon to 2 p.m.
Where: PHS Gym
Fee: $65; those who register by July 1 get a T-shirt
Registration: online via MyRec

Learn more:
• Call (920) 892-5068, email commedrec@plymouth.k12.wi.us, or visit the Community Education and Recreation office on the south end of Plymouth High School, 125 S. Highland Ave.

Community Ed & Rec summer offerings

Community Education & Recreation is offering Friday Playgroup this summer, along with three new opportunities: Habitat Hike, Racquet Sports Intro, and Arts & Crafts Camp.

Friday Playgroup
For all ages! Join other parents and children this summer at this parent-supervised free play at Plymouth parks.
Details: 9:30-11am 1st & 3rd Fridays through Aug 15 (except July 4)
-July 18 at Lone Oak, 2245 Valley Road
-Aug 1 at City Park, 203 Suhrke Road
-Aug 15 at Meyer Park, 300 Daleview Drive
Fee: Free, but please pre-register so we know to expect you.
Register: online via MyRec

Habitat Hike - NEW!
For all ages! Learn about what a habitat is & how to spot one in nature. Then hike the Lone Oak Park trail as you look for nests, dug-out trees, & more! End with unstructured play at the playground. Held in conjunction with Friday Playgroup.
Instructor: Laura Grunwald-Rentmeester, Conservation Specialist with the Sheboygan County Planning & Conservation Department
Details: 9:30-11am Friday July 18 at Lone Oak Park
Fee: Free, but please pre-register so we know to expect you.
Register: online via MyRec

Arts & Crafts Camp- NEW!
Each session will explore a unique form of arts and crafts, giving kids the chance to express themselves, learn new skills, and have tons of fun along the way!
Session 1: Jewelry Making
For ages 8-14. In this fun and hands-on session, each child will get the chance to design and create their very own necklace, bracelet, or earrings—and if time allows, they can even make all three! Along the way, they’ll learn the essentials of jewelry-making, from selecting materials to putting it all together. It’s a creative experience full of sparkle, imagination, and skill-building!
Session 2: Plate Mod Podge
For ages 7-14. In this colorful and creative session, kids will discover the art of layering tissue paper and using Mod Podge to design their very own decorative plate! They’ll have a blast exploring textures, colors, and patterns while learning a fun new crafting technique that lets their imagination shine.
Session 3:  Paint a Nature Scene
For ages 7-14: The teacher will be guiding the kids through a fun, step-by-step mini painting session where we’ll all create the same beautiful nature scene together. Along the way, students will learn about blending, layering, and explore a variety of painting techniques and textures. It’s a great opportunity for them to get creative, build confidence, and learn some real art skills in a relaxed, hands-on environment!
Session 4: Butterfly Windchimes
For ages 6-14. Get ready for a fun and crafty adventure as we create beautiful butterfly wind chimes! Kids will design and assemble their very own charming wind chimes. It’s the perfect blend of art and nature—watching their butterflies flutter in the breeze will be so rewarding!
Instructor: Ashley Hilbelink
Details: 5:30-7:30 Tuesdays July 29-Aug 19 in Riverview Art Room
Fee: $20 for Jewelry; $15 for each of the others; or $59 for all 4 through July 21, then $30/$25/$69
Register: online via MyRec