Summer Programs

La escuela de verano de primaria está abierta a los estudiantes de VUSD que actualmenteestén en los grados TK-5 y cumplan con uno de estos criterios:

1. Obtuvo una puntuación en el percentil 30 o inferior en la prueba T2 MAPAchievement (ELA o matemáticas)
2. Se identifica como no duplicado (sin hogar, joven de crianza, de bajos ingresos oestudiante de inglés)
3. 3) Actualmente participa en OCEAN After-School

Si los padres están interesados en que sus hijos asistan a la escuela de verano, deben hablarcon el maestro durante las reuniones de padres, quien podrá inscribir al estudiante. Si aún tienenpreguntas, envíen un correo electrónico a ExpandedLearning@venturausd.org

Health and College & Career Seminar (CCS) is an option for students entering 9th grade. Online courses offered June 8-30 and July 6-30. In-person courses available at Buena and Ventura High schools, July 6-30. Additional information is included in this form, which is also where students, parents, or staff members can register current 8^th graders for Health and CCS:  https://bit.ly/HealthAndCCS

El Seminario de Salud, Universidad y Carrera (CCS) es una opción para estudiantes queingresan a 9.º grado. Los cursos en línea se ofrecen del 8 al 30 de junio y del 6 al 30 de julio. Loscursos presenciales están disponibles en las preparatorias Buena y Ventura del 6 al 30 de julio.Inscríbete en https://bit.ly/HealthAndCCS

Middle School Woodshop will be offered June 8-12, June 15-18, and June 22-26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Cabrillo Middle School. Students currently in grades 6-8 may sign up for one week only. Registration opens Friday, March 20 at 3 pm at https://bit.ly/SummerWoodshop  Spaces fill quickly!

El taller de carpintería para secundaria se ofrecerá del 8 al 12 de junio, del 15 al 18 de junio ydel 22 al 26 de junio, de 9:00 a 13:00 h, en la Escuela Secundaria Cabrillo. Los estudiantes de6.º a 8.º grado pueden inscribirse solo por una semana. Las inscripciones abren el viernes 20 demarzo a las 15:00 h en https://bit.ly/SummerWoodshop. ¡Las plazas se llenan rápido!

There will be summer school at both Buena and Ventura High School. High school counselors are registering students for Credit Recovery courses. Students and parents will be responsible for filling out a “master agreement” from Learn 4 Life or Vista Real Charter School. Those will be emailed to students and parents beginning in April and are due before school is out on June 4.

Elementary summer school is open to VUSD students who are currently in grades TK-5 and meet one of these criteria:

1. Scored in the 30th percentile or lower on T2 MAP Achievement test (ELA or Math)
2. Is identified as Unduplicated (homeless, foster youth, low-income, or English Learner)
3. Currently participates in OCEAN After-School

If parents are interested in having their child attend summer school, they should talk to their child’s teacher during parent conferences, and the teacher can register the student. If the parent still has questions, email ExpandedLearning@venturausd.org

Once you are enrolled you will need to complete a “master agreement” from Learn 4 Life

Master Agreement:

Link: VUSD Enrollment Form (ES/MS) 2026

Extended School Year (ESY) for students in Special Education TK-12 programs with ESY in their Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) will also run from July 6 to July 30. Students' IEP Team will help them get registered.

OCEAN Camp Dates:

June 22  - 26 (8:00am to 6:00pm)

July 6 - 30  (12:30pm to 6:00pm)

Registration will be in April through Activity Hero

Elementary - 8:00am to 12:00pm (Summer School) and 12:00pm to 6:00pm (Expanded Learning Camp)

Middle School 5th to 6th Bridge at Balboa - 8:30 am to 12:30pm (Summer School) and 12:30pm to 6:00pm (Expanded Learning Camp)

High School - 8:30am to 12:15pm (AM session) and 12:45 to 4:30pm (PM session)

 In order to open up a slot for another on-campus elective in the freshmen year, high school students at Buena, Foothill, and Ventura  must take both Health and College/Career Seminar in order to free up a slot for an additional year of elective in the freshman year.  

They can take online or in-person Health and College/Career or Driver’s Ed (in-person) if they are fifteen and a half years old. 

Breakfast and lunch will be served each day.  For longer sessions in Expanded Learning, there were also be snacks provided.  

There will be transportation provided for our Extended School Year (ESY) students and elementary students at the beginning and end of the program day.

Current high school students may make up two semester’s worth of credits during the July Summer Program. There may also be opportunities at Ventura Adult Education if students would like to earn more credits.    

No, there is not. VUSD currently offers credit recovery courses for high school students only.

Our summer programs will be designated for VUSD students. We will maintain a waiting list of private and charter school students who would like to attend our programs. They will only be enrolled if space allows in July and we will not make that determination until after the last day of school.  Students who are currently not enrolled but who will be attending VUSD in the fall can be enrolled by VUSD Summer School staff. If you need to register or would like to be added to the waiting list please contact 805-641-5000 ext. 1380 or 1025 English / 1036 Spanish or email us at expandedlearning@venturausd.org                         

Registration will begin in March

Yes, if your child has completed an entire year of school in Ventura Unified, they are eligible to take a summer program.