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Summer Opportunities for Youth

 
Montgomery County Public Schools is planning a wide range of summer programs for elementary, middle, and high school students in summer 2022, at no cost to students. Most programs will span the month of July, with the exception of high school credit courses and the Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) program in Title I elementary schools, which run slightly longer. Generally, in-person programs will take place in the morning, through midday. Afternoon programs sponsored by county and municipal agencies and outside providers will be available in selected schools. For more information, please visit the MCPS Summer Programs webpage or contact your local school.
Montgomery County Recreation offers a wide variety of exciting summer programs throughout the County with an emphasis on safety, convenience, affordability, and most of all fun. We offer a ton of summer programs that are designed to appeal to a variety of campers. With such a broad range of programming, and experienced and innovative staff, there is something for everyone. Check out the Summer Camps Guide Camps
Be sure to check out the camps offered by our partner organizations    
Summer Reading The MCPL Summer Reading Challenge! Starts June 15 MCPL’s Summer Reading Challenge! offers kids and teens a chance to fill their summer with great books and fun activities. This year, participants will help save the Chesapeake Bay (PDF). By completing missions, participants can help MCPL and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation preserve the Chesapeake Bay watershed, clean up the Chesapeake Bay, and provide healthy habitats for Chesapeake Bay animals. Join in by reading books, completing creative learning activities, and attending library programs all summer long. You’ll earn free books, badges, and Nationals tickets, plus entries for exciting raffles!  
  • Other summer programs:
  • Online tutoring with MCPS staff and external providers available to all students, on flexible schedules and available 24/7.
  • Summer RISE for rising MCPS juniors and seniors to participate in a career-based learning opportunity during the summer.
  • Montgomery Can Code: Free summer coding camp for middle school students.
  • Other “Out of School Time” program opportunities.
    MLK Pool When it’s time to cool off, Come out and swim. Whether you’re looking to swim a few laps, participate in a water exercise class, take swimming lessons or just enjoy the water, make Montgomery County Recreation pools your destination. Our aquatics team manages four indoor pools and seven outdoor pools. Indoor pools are open year-round, with seasonal variations to their schedule. Outdoor pools are open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. All pools have accessibility features such as ADA stairs, pool lifts and zero depth entry. Admission is free to Long Branch Outdoor Pool this summer if you live in one of the following four zip codes: 20901, 20903, 20910, 20912. For more information call Montgomery County Recreation at 240.777.6840 or email recreation.customerservice@montgomerycountymd.gov

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