Summer Learning Opportunities

Poudre School District summer school and enrichment programs information are available here, along with programs through PSD community partnerships.

Information is posted when available so please check back often.

Summer Programs

2025 High School Summer School

Classes are free for PSD high school students. Those interested should check with their school counselor to make sure they sign up for the right courses and to sign out a laptop.

PSD students completing the eighth grade this year may take classes for high school graduation credit.

Out-of-district students may attend PSD summer school classes for a flat fee. Please contact the Summer School office at 970-488-4970 or email bkatz@psdschools.org for additional information.

2025 High School Summer School

Session 1:
- Registration for Session 1 is available March3 through May 19.
- Registration for Session 1 Physical Education ends May 1.
- Classes available Tuesday, April 1, through Thursday, May 22.
Session 2:
- Registration for Session 2 is available May 20 through June 25.
- Registration for Session 2 Physical Education ends June 6
- Classes available Thursday, June 2, through Friday, June 27.

For information about courses and to register, visit the PSD High School Summer School website.

Summer Learning Opportunities for PSD Students

Even after the school year ends, students have plenty of spaces to come together and learn throughout summer break. Across Northern Colorado, students have numerous opportunities to continue their education in fun and unique ways, from classes to nature experiences and much more. These are just some of the opportunities that are available to keep students learning!

City of Fort Collins

The City of Fort Collins offers a variety of classes for local kids to take advantage of over the summer, from swimming to sports to arts and crafts. Classes vary in price, length and schedule throughout the summer.

A list of this year’s classes, times, fees, and locations can all be found on The Recreator, the community’s go-to source for information about Fort Collins Recreation facilities, programs, events, and activities.

Learn more!

Colorado State University

Larimer County

Larimer County has several opportunities for students to enjoy the outdoors and learn about the world around them throughout the summer. This includes programs like the Tiny Trekkers series as well as C.A.S.T for kids, both of which are meant to get kids outside and learning about nature.

The county also holds numerous events for all ages throughout the summer that encourage people to get out and learn more about nature, including several family-friendly activities to teach about the world. Kids can even join the Junior Rangers program, with a guide found online or in one of the County’s Natural Resources Department offices.

Learn more about county events!

Learn more about family-friendly events!

Learn more about the Junior Rangers program!

Local State and National Parks

While local kids and their families can spend plenty of time enjoying nature in local state and national parks this summer, they can also find ways to learn along the way in a series of formats.

This includes programs through Lory State Park that teach kids about pollination, weather, and more. Kids can also join the Junior Ranger Program at Lory State Park and enjoy learning more about the world around them!

Learn more!