Summer Learning

Thank you for your interest in Jeffco Public Schools’ Summer Learning. See below for updates to our Summer 2025 schedule and offerings.

Jeffco READS @ Home

Jeffco READS @ Home is a six-week virtual summer reading program designed to support and strengthen reading skills during the summer months.

Program Dates: June 2- July 11 (6 weeks)
Format: Virtual, with weekly virtual instruction available as needed.

Participants:

Current K-3 students with a READ Plan initiated on or before February 3, 2025 and enrolled in a Neighborhood or Options school are eligible to receive monitored support throughout the Jeffco READS @ Home Program.
Students in grades K-8 with a current Lexia license will automatically have access to Lexia all summer long. Only current K-3 students on a READ Plan, in Neighborhood and Options schools, will need to register through Enroll Jeffco to receive monitored support for Jeffco READS @ Home.

Registration Closes: Friday, April 4

For more information click here.

Coming Soon - Color Your World Summer Learning Catalog - Sponsored by JCPL!!

The catalog includes a listing of Denver’s free days at national parks and museums, educational games and videos, indoor and outdoor family activities, summer camps, clubs and more. There is something for everyone! The 2025 catalog is coming soon.

Secondary Summer School - Credit Recovery

Summer school is open to all Jeffco high school students who need to recover or complete credits required for graduation in English Language Arts, Math, Science and/or Social Studies. Students may take up to 2 courses that follow a blended format, with varying options for face-to-face support.

Credit Recovery is provided using the Edgenuity Platform, which is not approved for initial credit/credit advancement. Credit advancement is available from BYU or other accredited institutions. For more information, refer to Board Policy IKF - Graduation Requirements for approved Additional Course Opportunities.

Please review the information below for Summer School 2025 and direct any questions to CreditRecovery@jeffco.k12.co.us

Students must conduct themselves in a manner consistent with Jeffco Schools' Code of Conduct.
Students are responsible for their own work - no plagiarizing or use of outside websites and/or applications for completion of assignments.
Use of any outside websites for completion of assessments will result in dismissal from Summer School.
Internet history is subject for review at any time.
Students must keep track of their own progress and finish work in a timely manner by following the pacing recommendations within their course(s).
Students are expected to complete a minimum of 90% of all assigned material and 100% of all assessments (with a minimum final grade of 65%) to receive credit.
After two failed attempts at an assessment, access to that assessment will be closed and can only be unlocked by the instructor. Online learning requires good time management skills.
Online learning requires access to a working computer and Internet connection. It is understood that computer malfunction is not an excuse for missing or late work.