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We offer dozens of classes – at no charge to families! – to allow students to explore topics of interest to them during the summer months.
The 2024 Plymouth School District Summer School program will offer about 40 free classes to keep students thinking and active during the summer!
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.
Currently in 4K & 5K
New this year, Kindergarten Readiness (for students currently in 4K) and K-1 Transition (for students currently in 5K) will be split into two 2-week sessions: June 17-27 and July 8-18; students can attend only one session to allow more children the chance to participate.
Classes will meet from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday at Parkview Elementary School, 500 Parkview Drive.
Currently in grades 1-7
Classes will run from 8 to 11:45 a.m. Monday through Thursday from June 17 to July 18 (no classes Thursday July 4) at Riverview Middle School, 300 Riverside Circle.
New this year, 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, at Plymouth High School, 125 S. Highland Ave. Those currently in grades 9-11 can attend 6:30-8 a.m. or 8-9:30 a.m. Current eighth-graders (and freshmen needing more experience in the weight room) should attend 9:30-11 a.m.
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.
Registration is now open! Registration is handled online via Skyward Family Access and is best done using a computer, rather than a phone. Register students according to their current grade (please note that this has changed). Click here for detailed registration instructions.
Free busing is available within district boundaries. If you need busing, please complete the Summer School Bus Form and return it to any public school office by May 15.
Registration will close promptly Thursday May 23. Parents/guardians are encouraged to register as soon as possible, because many classes fill up while those with insufficient enrollment may be cancelled.
Contact your child’s school office if you need assistance. (PHS 920-893-6911, Riverview 920-892-4353, Fairview 920-892-2621, Horizon 920-892-2225, or Parkview 920-892-4076)
3-6pm Wednesday June 12
Ease into Summer School by taking a self-guided tour of Riverview Middle School or Parkview Elementary School to assist your children in finding their classrooms.
Summer school administrators and secretaries will be on hand, but most teachers will not be available during these times. Summer school student aides will be available to help you navigate or answer questions. Bring along a final copy of your child’s class schedule to help locate classes.
FREE MEALS to all students 18 and under this summer. Open to all children 18 years of age and younger. Children do not need to be enrolled in summer school or summer programs to participate in the free summer meal program. Following USDA regulations, meals served on the following dates must be served and eaten on location at the school.
Meal locations
Notice to students & families
The Plymouth Summer School program again is offering Outdoor Animal Recreation, which includes a Hunter Safety component in which students will learn to properly handle a firearm. Participants will use modified firearms with the firing pins removed, which means they cannot fire. These modified firearms, which are approved by both the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), are painted hunter orange to signify that they are educational tools. In addition, all ammunition is also DNR-approved, contains no gun powder, and is not inserted into firearms. The field work will be held at a remote location away from students to limit any interactions or anxiety, but you or your child may see these firearms on school grounds. Please contact Summer School officials if you have any questions or concerns.
