Summer Learning 2025
Registration Opens
March 31st - April 30
The 2025 program will run from
Wednesday, June 11
to Thursday, July 17
Mondays – Thursdays
Breakfast and Lunch
provided at no cost
Morning Program:
7:45am to 12:30pm
Drop off 7:30am
Afternoon Program:
12:30pm to 3:30pm
Questions?
Please contact Mary at:
wsdsummerlearning@wausauschools.org
ELEMENTARY SITES:
Current 4K-4th graders will attend Hawthorn Hills, South Mountain, or Stettin
- Students from Franklin, Hawthorn Hills, Hewitt-Texas, John Marshall, and Riverview will attend Hawthorn Hills
Summer Learning - Students from G.D. Jones, Lincoln, Rib Mountain, and South Mountain will attend South Mountain Summer Learning
- Students from Grant, Maine, Stettin, and Thomas Jefferson will attend Stettin Summer Learning
Current 5th graders will attend Moving Into Middle School & the School Forest
MIDDLE SCHOOL SITE: Current 6th-8th graders will be John Muir Middle School
HIGH SCHOOL SITE: Current 9th-12th graders will be East High School
Transportation:
Morning bussing is available from the school closest to your residence to your student’s Summer Learning site.
Midday and afternoon bussing is from the Summer Learning site to the school closet to your residence.
Families are responsible for all other transportation.
Morning - Moving Into Programs are designed for students currently in 4K - 5th Grade. They will explore reading, writing, and math concepts to help prepare them to move to the next grade. Students will have the opportunity to participate in art, games, physical education, and science activities while enjoying many opportunities to be active and outdoors.
New this Year - Summer Learning/G2M Afternoon Program - We have combined our Summer Learning and G2M programs in the afternoon to provide an amazing experience for our students. This experience may include Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Art, Music, PE, Sports Academy, Field Trips and Swim Lessons.
Students who currently attend:
Franklin, Hawthorn Hills, Hewitt-Texas,
John Marshall and Riverview
Summer Learning at Hawthorn Hills
Currently in Grades 4K-4
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Morning Program 7:45 AM – 12:30 PM
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Afternoon Program (G2M) 12:30 PM - 3:30PM (not available for current 4K students)
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Full Day Program 7:45 AM-3:30 PM (not available for current 4K students)
In-District Registration flyer
Out-of-District Registration flyer
Students who currently attend:
G.D. Jones, Lincoln, Rib Mountain,
and South Mountain
Summer Learning at South Mountain
Currently in Grades 4K-4
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Morning Program 7:45 AM – 12:30 PM
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Afternoon Program (G2M) 12:30 PM - 3:30PM (not available for current 4K students)
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Full Day Program 7:45 AM-3:30 PM (not available for current 4K students)
In-District Registration flyer
Out-of-District Registration flyer
Students who currently attend:
Grant, Maine, Stettin
and Thomas Jefferson
Summer Learning at Stettin
Currently in Grades 4K-4
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Morning Program 7:45 AM – 12:30 PM
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Afternoon Program (G2M) 12:30 PM - 3:30PM (not available for current 4K students)
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Full Day Program 7:45 AM-3:30 PM (not available for current 4K students)
In-District Registration flyer
Out-of-District Registration flyer
Fifth Grade Options
For students currently in Fifth Grade
- Morning: Moving Into Middle School
Middle School Transition - School Forest two times per week and at Horace Mann or John Muir two times per week
Moving Into Middle School
In-District Registration flyer
Moving Into Middle School
Out-of-District Registration flyer
Afternoon: Summer Learning/G2M Program
FULL/CLOSED
Grade 5 Afternoon In-District Program flyer
Grade 5 Afternoon Out-of-District Program flyer
Week 7 Option
July 21 to July 25
Monday - Friday
7:45am to 3:30pm
- Breakfast and Lunch Provided at no cost
- Program will start at Rib Mountain Elementary School (no transportation available)
Summer Stretchers (currently in grades 1 & 2)
This program offers a unique experience, challenges, games, and adventures. The afternoon activities include arts and crafts, playground fun and games and trips to local pools and parks.
Summer Saunters Ice Age Trail - FULL/CLOSED
(currently in grades 3-5)
Students will learn about Wisconsin’s history and the great outdoors while using their knowledge they learned during their school year. Students will experience walking, hiking, while learning cultural, environmental and geographical qualities of Wisconsin. Students must have a positive attitude and be willing to hike in various conditions including heat, insects and light rain.
Week 7 In-District Program flyer
Week 7 Out-of-District Program flyer
Week 7 & 8 Option
July 21 to August 1
Monday - Friday
8:30am to 2:30pm
- Breakfast and Lunch Provided at no cost
- Program will be held at Weston Elementary School. Bus is available from Rib Mountain Elementary.
Hmong Enrichment
For students currently in Grades K-12
An engaging and interactive Summer Learning collaboration between both the Wausau and the D.C. Everest School District. Students will be taught the Hmong culture, history, language, arts, foods, etc. Students will be at Weston Elementary School for the entire 2 weeks.
Middle School Summer Learning 2025
Horace Mann and John Muir students
will attend John Muir Middle School
Overview of Summer Learning
by Current Grade Level
Session 1: Wednesday, June 11
through Monday, June 30
Session 2: Monday, July 1
through Thursday, July 17
No Friday Classes
7:35am to 12:30pm (drop off 7:30am)
Breakfast and lunch provided at no cost
If you have questions or need additional details, please contact:
Patrick King-Alcantara, Site Coordinator
pkingalcantara@wausauschools.
Middle School In-District packet
Middle School Out-of-District flyer
Orchestra Lessons
Grades 6-12
Register Here
As part of the secondary summer school program, FREE orchestra lessons are available to students who are currently enrolled in orchestra. To register, fill out the registration form below by Friday, May 9th. For additional questions, please email Ms. Jessica Wenzel at jlwenzel@wausauschools.org.
Band Lessons
Grades 6-12
Register Here
As part of the secondary summer learning program, FREE band lessons are available to grades 6-12 who are currently or wish to be enrolled in band. For additional questions, please email Ms. Brenna Ohrmundt at bohrmundt@wausauschools.org.
High School Summer Learning 2025
Courses are offered for credit
at East High for East and West students
Grades 9-12
Session 1: Wednesday, June 11 through Monday, June 30
Session 2: Monday, July 1 through Thursday, July 17
No Friday Classes
From 7:45am to 1:00pm
Please contact your Counselor to sign up
East High School 715- 261-0677
West High School 715-261-0890
East High Lumberjack Power
Sign up HERE
Course #: 421991 (Session 1)
Session 1: Wednesday, June 11
through Monday, June 30
Course #: 421992 (Session 2)
Session 2: Tuesday, July 1
through Thursday, July 17
No classes July 4th
Location: Wausau East High School
Fee: None
Credit: None
Lumberjack Power is for student-athletes of all grade levels and capabilities. These athletes will improve their strength, explosiveness, coordination, balance, and flexibility. We will be working indoor and outdoor at East High, and athletes will need to be prepared for all weather conditions, as well as working in the sand area with and without their shoes on.
West High Warrior Power
Sign up HERE
Course #: 421979 (Session 1)
Session 1: Wednesday, June 11
through Monday, June 30
Course #: 421980 (Session 2)
Session 2: Tuesday, July 1
through Thursday, July 17
No classes July 4th
Location: Wausau West High School
Fee: None
Credit: None
Warrior Power is an enrichment class for the enhancement of physical abilities in sports. This class is designed to develop strength, power, agility and speed for participation in athletics. The Warrior Power program is designed to challenge the individual and improve their abilities. Individuals who participate in training sessions will be grouped based upon a variety of indicators, such as experience level, physical skill, specific sport, as well as their ability to perform basic movements. The philosophy of the program is to challenge the current ability levels of the individual as well as enhance the abilities of all individuals who sign up. In addition to developing the skills of the individual, the secondary objective is to enhance the problem-solving and team working ability of the individuals who participate in team challenges.