Summer School
Contact Info
Hours of Operation:
8:00a.m.-4:00p.m.
Mary Enright
Coordinator of Summer School and Extended Day Programs
Stamford Public Schools, Teaching and Learning
888 Washington Blvd.
Stamford, CT 06901
See map: Google Maps
2023 Elementary and Middle Summer School Parent Information
July 5th to July 28th
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Elementary Sites:
Strawberry Hill Summer School Site
Strawberry Hill Bus Routes 7/3/23
Strawberry Hill - students from Strawberry Hill, Springdale, Julia Stark and Newfield
Strawberry Hill summer school hours: 8 am - 12 pm
Summer School office number for Strawberry Hill: 203-977- 4607
BOE-SummerSchool-StrawberryHill@stamfordct.gov
Northeast Summer School Site
Northeast - students from Northeast, Roxbury and Davenport
Northeast summer school hours: 8 am - 12 pm
Summer School office number for Northeast: 203-977- 4473
BOE-SummerSchool-Northeast@stamfordct.gov
Stillmeadow Summer School Site
Stillmeadow - students from Stillmeadow, Hart and Westover
Stillmeadow summer school hours: 9 am - 1 pm
Summer School office number for Stillmeadow: 203-977-8852
BOE-SummerSchool-Stillmeadow@stamfordct.gov
Rogers Summer School Site
Rogers - students from Rogers, KT Murphy and Toquam
Rogers summer school hours: 9 am - 1 pm
Summer School office number for Rogers: 203-977-5380
BOE-SummerSchool-Rogers@stamfordct.gov
Middle School Site
Rippowam Bus Routes 7/1/23
Middle School site: Rippowam
Rippowam summer school hours: 9 am - 1 pm
Summer School office number for Rippowam: 203-977-4397
BOE-SummerSchool-Rippowam@stamfordct.gov
High School Summer School Bus Routes
Summer School - BUS ROUTES AS OF 6/21/2023
The following links are for the HS general program at WHS. Thank you.
WHS Updated Bus Routes 7/12/23
High School Credit Recovery Attendance Policy
2023 SPS Summer School Guidelines
In-Person attendance is mandatory. More than three (3) absences may result in loss of credit or dismissal from the program. If a student is late to class by ten minutes, it will be recorded as a tardy. Over 15 minutes will be recorded as an absence. Four tardies will be considered as one (1) absence.
High School Summer School
Summer courses for high school students will take place from June 20th through July 28th. Students will have the opportunity to recover credit in previously enrolled courses. This opportunity is available to all qualifying high school students starting with those entering grades 10, up to students attempting to complete grade 12. For many students, this will provide the necessary credits for graduation.
High School summer school site: Westhill High School
- Westhill summer school hours: 8 am - 12 pm
Parents of Anchor High School students can contact the school directly at (203) 977-6156 for Anchor Summer School information.
If you have any questions, please email BOE-SummerSchool-Westhill@Stamfordct.gov
Please note that locations and schedules are subject to change due to unexpected circumstances and weather related disruptions.
General K-8 Program Registration closed on Friday May 5th. We are no longer accepting K-8 general education summer school registrations.
If you have any questions, please read this whole page and then email: BOESummerSchool@stamfordpublicschools.org
Stamford Public Schools Summer School Programs
The SPS Summer School Programs are returning for 2023 and will offer academic support for K-8 and credit recovery for grades 9-12. Extended School Year (ESY) programs will support identified students pre-K through grade 12, along with a new arrivals program designed for language acquisition for our students newly arriving to the country.
Families of children who qualify for the various summer school programs will be notified in the coming weeks and will be able to enroll through PowerSchool.
Summer School K-8
Our Summer School programs for K-8 will take place July 5th through July 28th. SPS educators will engage qualifying K-8 students in summer learning experiences focused on reading and math proficiency, social emotional development, and knowledge in a multitude of academic areas.
While SPS is not offering on-site enrichment programs this year, we will offer transportation from the summer school site to several of our community partners that are offering summer camps. Please look at the community partner section below for more information.
Elementary sites:
Northeast - students from Northeast, Roxbury and Davenport
- Northeast summer school hours: 8 am - 12 pm
Rogers - students from Rogers, KT Murphy and Toquam
- Rogers summer school hours: 9 am - 1 pm
Stillmeadow - students from Stillmeadow, Hart and Westover
- Stillmeadow summer school hours: 9 am - 1 pm
Strawberry Hill - students from Strawberry Hill, Springdale, Julia Stark and Newfield
- Strawberry Hill summer school hours: 8 am - 12 pm
Middle School site: Rippowam
- Rippowam summer school ours: 9 am - 1 pm
Community Partner local camps information:
While SPS is not offering on-site enrichment programs this year, we will offer transportation from the summer school site to several of our community partners that are offering summer camps. The local camps that we can bus students to after summer school (K-8) is YMCA, Boys & Girls Club (both Yerwood Center for K-3 students and Mary C Rich Center for 4th - 8th students), Stamford Parks & Recreation camp sites (all sites except the Heroy site) and the JCC (providing partial day camps in performing arts and basketball). In addition, summer school academic services can be provided at the following camp sites (pending staffing): ROSCCO and Boys and Girls Club (Yerwood and Mary C Rich sites.)
Special Education Extended School Year (ESY) Program
SPS students who qualify for ESY (per PPT recommendation) will attend Summer School in either the 4 week program (July 5th through July 29th) or 6 week program (June 20th through July 28th) (also per PPT recommendation). Students’ eligibility for ESY programming is dependent on PPT recommendation based on the specific ESY eligibility criteria. Any students recommended for ESY programming will receive the IEP recommended special education and related services including but not limited to; paraeducator support, special education transportation, BCBA support, OT, PT, Speech, Social Skills/Counseling, Nursing, TOVI, TOHI etc.
Newcomer Program
The K-8 newcomer will run from July 5th through July 28th. The program is designed to provide intensive immersion in English language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing). Students will learn about American culture, participate in hands on learning activities, and develop more confidence in their English skills.
The high school newcomer summer program will run from June 20th to July 28th. The program is designed to provide intensive immersion in English language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing). Students who successfully complete all 6 weeks of the program and complete additional assignments at home can receive 1-2 credits towards high school graduation.