Summer School – a time to refresh, renew, refocus, and recharge!
Learning never ends, regardless of age, and in Northside ISD our learning options are equally varied. We have expanded our summer school offerings to reach more students than ever through our NISD Summer Academies. So, whether you want to catch up in your studies, strengthen your skills, learn something new, or try to get ahead, Summer School is your time to refresh, renew, refocus, and recharge!
A wide variety of elementary and secondary opportunities are offered during the summer months. Check them out below.
Contact your student’s campus for enrollment information.
Summer Programs
Program Title:
Elementary K-5 Summer School
Grade Level(s):
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
Program Description:
The Elementary K-5 Summer Program offers identified K-5 students targeted support in reading and math remediation.
Eligibility:
• K-5 students at Tier 3 in MTSS
• 1st grade Emergent Bilingual (EB) students who scored at the Beginner Level (Composite) on 2025 TELPAS
• 2nd–5th Grade Emergent Bilingual (EB) students who scored at the Beginner Level (Composite) on the 2025-2026 MOY Summit K12 Benchmark
Instructional Days:
May 27–29 (Wednesday–Friday)
June 1–18 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
7:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Location(s):
Students will be assigned to a designated summer program site based on their home campus.
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided for students who reside over two miles from their regular campus, and will be provided for students from feeder campuses to cluster campuses.
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Sandi Bonnett, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Administration
Additional Information:
Bilingual/ESL State Mandated Program – Dates and Times Differ (PK-K Only)
Program Title:
Middle School Summer School
Grade Level(s):
6th – 8th Grade
Program Description:
A Summer Program for Middle School students who have failed multiple core academic courses.
Eligibility:
• Students who have failed 2 to 4 core academic courses
Dates:
May 27 – June 11
Times:
8:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Connally, Luna, and NAMS (Second Chance Academy)
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided for students who reside over two miles from their regular campus, and will be provided for students from feeder campuses to their designated campus site.
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be served at all campuses. Meals will be provided at no cost to students.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Registration Information:
Pre-registration for NISD students: May 4 – May 21
Contact:
Valerie Sisk, Assistant Superintendent for Middle School Administration
Additional Information:
Passing cumulative grades earned during Summer School / 90% or better attendance
All results will be reviewed by the campus Promotion/Retention Committee
Program Title:
High School Credit Attainment
Grade Level(s):
High School
Program Description:
The High School Credit Attainment Program is a supplemental online program for students who have the opportunity to retrieve previously failed credits due to a failing final grade and/or did not meet attendance parameters or students who are overage and under-credited and need to complete courses to be on track for graduation.
Eligibility:
• At-Risk students who have failed one or more courses
Dates:
June 1 – June 30 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location(s):
All comprehensive high school campuses. Magnet students will attend their home campus.
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Buses will be provided for students enrolled in the summer programs. Bus transportation routes will run to and from feeder campuses to the high school.
Meals:
No cost breakfast and lunch meals (see Northside Summer Feeding Sites 2026 List)
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Please contact your student’s school counselor for questions about eligibility, course selection, and registration.
Program Title:
High School Accelerated Instruction
Grade Level(s):
High School (including eligible 8th grade students for Algebra I)
Program Description:
High School Accelerated Instruction is a supplemental program for students identified as at-risk according to the state’s criteria, who have failed an EOC exam. The course is designed to strengthen skills and knowledge of the five (5) EOC tested courses.
Eligibility:
• Students who meet the state’s at-risk criteria and have not yet passed one or more EOC tests
Dates:
June 1 – June 18
Testing: June 22 – June 25
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Each comprehensive high school. Magnet students will attend their home campus.
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Buses will be provided for students enrolled in the summer programs. Bus transportation routes will run to and from feeder campuses to the high school.
Meals:
No cost breakfast and lunch meals
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Please contact your student’s school counselor for questions about eligibility, course selection, and registration.
Program Title:
Elementary State Mandated Bilingual/ESL
Grade Level(s):
Pre-Kindergarten – Kindergarten
Program Description:
A 120-hour state mandated elementary summer school program for Emergent Bilingual students in grades Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten who are currently enrolled in a Bilingual and ESL program. English learners will receive explicit instruction to prepare them for the next grade level.
Eligibility:
• Pre-K & Kindergarten students enrolled in the NISD Bilingual or ESL Programs
Dates:
June 1 – June 25 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Students will be assigned to a designated summer program site based on their home campus.
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided for students who reside over two miles from their regular campus, and will be provided for students from feeder campuses to cluster campuses.
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Adriana Garcia, Bilingual/ESL Specialist
Additional Information:
Students will be administered a pre and post evaluation to monitor progress to share with home campus and parents.
Program Title:
Middle School Newcomer Literacy Academy
Grade Level(s):
6th – 8th Grade
Program Description:
The MS Newcomer Literacy Academy Summer Program is designed to provide specific support to newcomer/refugee students and increase academic success in literacy, math, and writing, as well as support the social emotional needs of Emergent Bilingual students.
Eligibility:
• Students identified as Emergent Bilingual in years 0–2 in the U.S. in grades 6–8
Dates:
May 27 – June 11 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
8:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Connally Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Students will be transported using the same buses that will transport students from the other summer school programs.
Meals:
Provided by the district.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Marigel De Leon, MS ESL Specialist
Additional Information:
Students will attend a local field trip to support literacy and language growth experience.
Program Title:
Middle School Math Summer Bridge
Grade Level(s):
6th – 7th Grade
Program Description:
Step Up to Advanced Math is a summer course designed for middle school students who have completed a regular 6th-grade math course and would like to enroll in Advanced Math 7.
Pathway to Advanced Math Algebra I is a summer course designed for middle school students who have completed a regular 7th-grade math course and would like to enroll in Advanced Math Algebra I.
Eligibility:
• Step Up to Advanced Math: Students who have completed regular 6th-grade math
• Pathway to Advanced Math Algebra I: Students who have completed regular 7th-grade math
Dates:
May 27 – June 11 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
8:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Connally and Luna Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Provided by district
Meals:
Provided by district.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Jennifer-A Gonzales, MS Math Specialist
Program Title:
High School ESL
Grade Level(s):
High School
Program Description:
The summer school courses for high school English learners are taught by ESL-certified teachers. The classes will develop fundamental skills in English academic language, literacy, and social and leadership traits. Teachers will provide appropriate linguistic support that English learners need to be successful in required courses for graduation, college, and career.
Eligibility:
• Students identified as Emergent Bilingual in Northside ISD high schools
Dates:
Session 1: June 1 – June 10
Session 2: June 15 – June 24
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Taft, Brandeis, Jay, and Stevens High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided
Meals:
No cost breakfast and lunch meals.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Ashley Navarro, Bilingual/ESL Specialist
Additional Information:
Students will have the opportunity to earn 0.5 credit per session.
Program Title:
High School Newcomer ESL
Grade Level(s):
High School
Program Description:
The summer school courses for high school English learners are taught by ESL-certified teachers. The classes will develop fundamental skills in English academic language, literacy, and social and leadership traits. Teachers will provide appropriate linguistic support that English learners need to be successful in required courses for graduation, college, and career.
Eligibility:
• Students identified as Emergent Bilingual in Northside ISD high schools
Dates:
Session 1: June 1 – June 10
Session 2: June 15 – June 24
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Marshall High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided
Meals:
No cost breakfast and lunch meals.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Ashley Navarro, Bilingual/ESL Specialist
Additional Information:
Students will have the opportunity to earn 2 half credits.
Program Title:
Special Education Extended School Year (ESY)
Grade Level(s):
Elementary and Secondary
Program Description:
Extended School Year (ESY) services may be provided when data demonstrates that the student experiences significant regression in critical IEP skills during instructional breaks and is unable to recoup those skills within approximately eight weeks. ESY may also be considered to address compensatory services when required due to a documented interruption or loss of services. All ESY determinations are made by the ARD committee based on a review of current data.
Eligibility:
• Students with disabilities who qualify based on ARD committee determination
Dates:
June 8–11, June 15–18, July 6–9, July 13–16 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
Elementary: 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Secondary: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Location(s):
Stevens High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Special needs transportation will be offered and/or provided for all students attending ESY
Meals:
Breakfast will be offered to elementary students.
Breakfast and lunch will be offered to secondary students.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Kelye Garcie, Special Education Area Coordinator, (972) 742-1410
Title I, Title IV, CTE Programs
Program Title:
Elementary Title I Fine Arts Camp
Grade Level(s):
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of the summer camps are to build relationships within the students in the organizations, create a passion and interest in the arts, and enhance individual skills.
Eligibility:
• Students must be enrolled at a NISD Title 1 Elementary campus and have completed Kindergarten
• Students/Parent request for registration; no pre-curriculum required
Dates:
June 1 – June 11, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
12:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Location(s):
Carnahan, Driggers, Esparza, Fisher, Glenn, Martin, Mead, Murnin, Myers, Passmore, and Timberwilde Elementary Schools
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation to/from camp is the responsibility of parents. No district transportation required.
Meals:
None
Contact:
Elizabeth Sanchez-Lopez, Executive Director of Fine Arts, (210) 397-8814
Program Title:
Middle School Title I Fine Arts Camp
Grade Level(s):
Middle School
Program Description:
The purpose of the summer camps is to enable students to build relationships within the organization, to enhance individual skills, and better prepare students for performances and competitions occurring at the beginning of the school year.
Eligibility:
• Art: all interested students attending Title 1 campuses for the 2026–2027 school year
• Theater Arts: all interested students attending Title 1 campuses for the 2026–2027 school year
• Band: all interested 8th grade Band students transitioning from Title One campuses
Dates:
Art: May 26 – June 11, 2026
Theater Arts: May 26 – June 11, 2026
Band: May 26 – May 28, 2026
Times:
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Stevens High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
District transportation will be provided
Meals:
No cost meals will be provided
Contact:
Elizabeth Sanchez Lopez, Executive Director of Fine Arts, (210) 397-8814
Program Title:
High School Title I Fine Arts Camp
Grade Level(s):
High School
Program Description:
The purpose of the summer camps is to enable students to build relationships within the organization, to enhance individual skills, and better prepare students for performances and competitions occurring at the beginning of the school year.
Eligibility:
• Theater Arts “Rising Stars”: all interested high school students attending Jay and Holmes
Dates:
May 26 – June 11, 2026
Times:
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Stevens High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
District transportation will be provided
Meals:
No cost meals will be provided
Contact:
Elizabeth Sanchez Lopez, Executive Director of Fine Arts, (210) 397-8814
Program Title:
Elementary Title I Science Adventure Camp
Grade Level(s):
3rd – 4th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of the Science Adventure Camp is to engage students in hands-on explorations that strengthen science and engineering practices, build a strong foundation in science content, and foster collaboration and problem solving skills.
Eligibility:
• NISD Title I students enrolled in grades 3–4 during the 2025–2026 school year
• Interested in Science and Engineering
• Could benefit from enriching, hands-on learning experiences to develop a growth mindset
Dates:
June 1 – June 11, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
7:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Location(s):
Students will be assigned to a designated summer program site based on their home campus.
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Included: Students will ride the buses that are running for the ADSY Summer School Program
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Kristen Conrad, Instructional Specialist for Elementary Science
kristen.conrad@nisd.net | (210) 397-7642
Program Title:
Elementary Title I GT Camp
Grade Level(s):
2nd – 4th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of this year’s elementary camp is to provide students the opportunity to work with others to investigate and explore Crime Scene Investigations (CSI) themed science concepts and techniques through hands-on activities, collaboration, inquiry, and analysis.
Eligibility:
• GT students from Title 1 elementary campuses in grades 2 through 4
Dates:
June 1–4, 2026
June 8–11, 2026
Times:
7:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Location(s):
Mead Elementary, Murnin Elementary, and Martin Elementary
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
No transportation is needed. Students get to and from camp with parents.
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Jill Hackney, Director of G/T Programs and Advanced Academics
Program Title:
Elementary to Middle School Title I STEM Sisters Camp
Grade Level(s):
4th – 6th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of the camp is to provide a STEM enrichment experience for girls as they transition from elementary to middle school. Camp includes hands-on design challenges and opportunities to collaborate with industry mentors and peers to solve real-world problems.
Eligibility:
• Current 4th, 5th, and 6th grade girls from designated feeder patterns and magnet programs
Dates:
June 1–4, 2026
June 8–11, 2026
Times:
8:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Jones Middle School and Rudder Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Buses will be provided from home elementary campuses to camp locations
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Elaine Estrada, Middle School Science Instructional Specialist
Program Title:
Jones STEM Magnet Camp
Grade Level(s):
6th – 8th Grade
Program Description:
The Jones STEM Magnet Summer Experience acclimates students to campus and creates an opportunity to work collaboratively with staff and peers by engaging in the design process embedded in the magnet program coursework. Students will work through STEM-themed team activities facilitated by campus teachers.
Eligibility:
• Jones Magnet students entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grade
Dates:
May 27, 2026 (7th–8th grade)
May 28, 2026 (6th grade)
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Jones Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp.
Meals:
No meals provided (snacks only)
Contact:
Deborah Ruel-Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
Zachry Cyber Magnet Camp
Grade Level(s):
Middle School
Program Description:
The purpose of the Zachry Cyber Magnet Summer Experience is to introduce new Magnet students to the Zachry Magnet culture, expectations, and staff while also providing a leadership opportunity for established Magnet students.
Eligibility:
• Incoming Zachry Magnet students
• Current Zachry Magnet student leaders
Dates:
May 27–28, 2026
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Zachry Magnet School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp.
Meals:
No meals provided
Contact:
Deborah Ruel-Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
Hobby Health Science Magnet Camp
Grade Level(s):
6th – 8th Grade
Program Description:
The Hobby Health Science Summer Experience connects students through activities linked to the Health Science curriculum, including team-building, leadership development, and exposure to future opportunities in health science pathways.
Eligibility:
• Hobby Magnet students entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grade (2026–2027)
Dates:
June 2–3, 2026
Times:
June 2 (8th Grade): 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
June 3 (6th Grade): 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
June 3 (7th Grade): 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Hobby Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp
Meals:
No meals provided for 6th and 7th grade
Pizza will be provided for 8th grade
Contact:
Deborah Ruel-Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
Jordan Multimedia Magnet Camp
Grade Level(s):
6th – 7th Grade
Program Description:
The Jordan Middle School Magnet Multimedia and Design Summer Camp offers students the opportunity to explore animation, audio and video production, graphic design, and photography through hands-on projects while building teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Eligibility:
• Jordan Magnet students entering 6th and 7th grade (2026–2027)
Dates:
May 27, 2026 (6th Grade)
May 28, 2026 (7th Grade)
Times:
(Not explicitly provided)
Location(s):
Jordan Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp.
Meals:
No meals provided
Contact:
Deborah Ruel-Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
Stinson Exercise Science Magnet Camp
Grade Level(s):
6th Grade
Program Description:
The Stinson Middle School Exercise Science and Sports Medicine Magnet School Camp offers an opportunity for students to explore creative disciplines while building teamwork and interpersonal skills through hands-on activities and collaborative projects.
Eligibility:
• Stinson Magnet students entering 6th grade (2026–2027)
Dates:
June 8, 2026
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Stinson Middle School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp.
Meals:
No meals provided
Contact:
Deborah Ruel-Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
High School UIW Health Science Experience
Grade Level(s):
10th – 12th Grade
Program Description:
The University of the Incarnate Word Healthcare Professionals Camp provides students an opportunity to spend the day working as an interprofessional team, solving cases with members of multiple disciplines including medicine, nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, music therapy, nutrition, pharmacy, and optometry.
Eligibility:
• NISD students in grades 10–12 (sophomores, juniors, and seniors)
Dates:
June 3, 2026
Times:
8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Location(s):
University of the Incarnate Word campus
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Parents must provide transportation to camp.
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Deborah Schaefer, CTE Director
Program Title:
San Antonio Performing Arts Program
Grade Level(s):
3rd – 12th Grade
Program Description:
The San Antonio Performing Arts Program is a 4-week intensive arts program where students learn various styles of dance, mime, sign songs, acting, and cinematography. Students work alongside nationally acclaimed Deaf artists and develop leadership, creativity, and teamwork skills while building confidence and self-esteem through the arts.
Eligibility:
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in grades 3–12
• Must have a documented hearing loss
• Must be able to follow campus conduct expectations
Dates:
July 6 – July 30, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Performance: July 30, 2026
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Stevens High School
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided for students within NISD
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Cindy Miller, Lead Specialist
Tuition-Based Programs
Program Title:
Elementary Spanish Immersion Camp
Grade Level(s):
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of the NISD Elementary Spanish Immersion Camp is to provide engaging enrichment opportunities to students through meaningful multilingual and multicultural experiences.
Eligibility:
• NISD students currently enrolled in grades Kindergarten through 5th
Dates:
May 26 – June 11, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Location(s):
Ward Elementary School
Cost:
Title I: $171
Non-Title I: $205
Transportation:
Parent-provided transportation
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch available; parent must stay with student for lunch.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Faviola Rawls, Bilingual Specialist, (210) 397-8172
Program Title:
Elementary GT Camp Invention
Grade Level(s):
1st – 6th Grade
Program Description:
The purpose of this year’s GT elementary Camp Invention Explore is to inspire curiosity and help students build essential STEM skills through collaboration and problem solving. Campers explore hands-on challenges and open-ended adventures designed to unlock creativity.
Eligibility:
• GT students from elementary campuses in grades 1 through 6
Dates:
June 1–4, 2026
Times:
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Ward Elementary School
Cost:
$360 (discounts available for early registration or alumni)
Transportation:
Parents provide transportation to and from camp
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Jill Hackney, Director of GT and Advanced Academics
Program Title:
High School Credit Advancement
Grade Level(s):
9th – 12th Grade (including rising 9th graders)
Program Description:
The Credit Advancement Summer Program provides students the opportunity to accelerate eligible high school credits through a hybrid learning environment that includes both in-person and virtual instruction.
Eligibility:
• Students seeking to earn additional credit for a course not previously taken or earned
Dates:
Session 1: June 1 – June 15, 2026
Session 2: June 16 – June 30, 2026
Times:
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Hybrid model (in-person and virtual)
PE courses held in-person at designated campuses (Marshall HS, Connally MS, or Taft HS depending on enrollment)
Cost:
$150 per semester course
$300 per year-long course
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided for most programs; not provided for Health Careers or PE course locations
Meals:
Meals will be provided at select high school campuses.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Please contact your student’s school counselor for questions about eligibility, course selection, and registration.
Adult and Community Education
Program Title:
Elementary ACE Learning Tree Enrichment Experience
Grade Level(s):
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
Program Description:
The ACE Learning Tree Summer Program provides enrichment in STEM, project-based learning, and health and nutrition while offering a safe and engaging environment for students during afternoon hours. Students participate in instructional and recreational activities designed to reinforce academic skills and reduce summer learning loss.
Eligibility:
• Learning Tree After School Program students in grades K–5
• Students interested in hands-on learning
• Students participating in the Elementary Summer School program
Dates:
May 26 – June 25, 2026
Times:
11:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Martin Elementary (serving Martin, Adams Hill, Glenoaks)
Mead Elementary (serving Colonies North, McDermott, Mead)
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided
Meals:
Lunch and snacks will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Stephanie Santana, ACE Coordinator
Program Title:
Middle School ACE Learning Tree Enrichment Experience
Grade Level(s):
6th – 8th Grade
Program Description:
The ACE Club Learning Tree Summer Enrichment Program provides STEM, health, nutrition, and college readiness activities designed to promote academic retention, creativity, and active participation. Students engage in hands-on learning experiences and family engagement events.
Eligibility:
• Club Learning Tree After School Program students in grades 6–8
• Students interested in hands-on learning
Dates:
May 26 – June 25, 2026
Times:
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Location(s):
Jones Middle School (serving Rayburn, Ross, Jones, and Rudder)
Cost:
Free
Transportation:
Transportation will be provided
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Stephanie Santana, ACE Coordinator
Program Title:
Tuition-Based Learning Tree Camp
Grade Level(s):
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
Program Description:
The Learning Tree Summer Camps provide fee-based programming that includes enrichment, recreation, center-based activities, and technology experiences.
Eligibility:
• Students enrolled in grades K–5
• Pre-K and ECC students enrolled in district programs
Dates:
May 26 – July 16, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Ellison, Kuentz, Ott, and Scarborough Elementary Schools
Cost:
$150 per week (discounted rate available based on income)
Transportation:
Not provided
Meals:
Not provided
Contact:
Patricia Gutierrez, Director for Adult and Community Education
Program Title:
San Antonio Parks and Recreation Summer Youth Program
Grade Level(s):
Ages 6–12
Program Description:
The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department, in collaboration with NISD, offers a summer recreational program for families that includes structured activities and enrichment opportunities.
Eligibility:
• Children ages 6–12
Dates:
June 1 – July 23, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Location(s):
Valley Hi Elementary, Mary Hull Elementary, Rhodes Elementary, Boone Elementary
Cost:
Based on a sliding fee scale according to family size and income
Transportation:
Not provided
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch provided at select sites.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Patricia Gutierrez, Director of Adult & Community Education
Program Title:
Community Education Summer Enrichment
Grade Level(s):
Ages 5–16
Program Description:
The NISD Community Education Department offers a variety of enrichment camps and classes for youth, including arts, STEM, athletics, and academic-focused programs throughout the summer.
Eligibility:
• Youth ages 5–16
Dates:
May 26 – July 30, 2026 (Monday–Thursday)
Times:
Half-day and full-day options available (8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
Location(s):
Northside Learning Center, Driggers Elementary, Blattman Elementary
Cost:
Varies by course
Transportation:
Not provided
Meals:
Available at select locations.
For a list of meal sites, dates, and times, visit the Child Nutrition Menus page.
Contact:
Damian Abbott, Coordinator of Community Education Youth Programs