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Summer Programs 2025 - Summer Learning Spark

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Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Summer Programs offer opportunities for acceleration, enrichment, intervention, credit recovery or original credit. These programs will be offered at no cost, either in-person, virtually or hybrid. Use this site as a guide to review the available options and learn how to participate. Each card below links to a unique opportunity in PGCPS. The role of students, parents, and community members is also outlined to ensure that students have a fun-packed summer while developing skills that will propel them into the school year!

PGCPS Sponsored Summer Programs

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The School Readiness Guides provide parents with grade level readiness expectations for what students should know and be able to do at the end of each grade level. The core skills and standards that students should practice over the summer and are targeted in our summer programs have been highlighted.

Contact Information

Contact information for the program designee is listed within each program description.  Send questions and concerns via email. All emails will be addressed within 48 hours.

High School Summer Learning 

Tamra Sease, Program Coordinator
Ann Pyon, Program Coordinator
high.summerschool@pgcps.org

301-952-6585
301-696-8659


Middle School Intervention Program 

Dr. Monique Lamar, Program Coordinator
middle.summerschool@pgcps.org

301-952-6584


Special Education Extended School Year

Beth Hayre, Instructional Specialist, ESY and Family Engagement
301-431-5675


Department of Instructional Support

 

Toni Brooks, Instructional Support Manager
Christine Floyd, Instructional Support Data Technician
summerschool@pgcps.org
301-808-1124