ECSD is excited to be offering a wide range of offerings this summer for our students including June Summer School, June Adventures and Jump Start.
June Summer School - REGISTRATION OPENS Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 at 6 pm
Starts Monday June 8th and goes through Friday June 26th from 8am-Noon at
Ellsworth Elementary School.
Each student selects 3 classes, 1 in each session.
Note: Summer School will no longer offer door-to-door transportation, but we will run six different routes. You can view these routes and stops by route or alphabetically.
Current 4YK students should sign up for the 5K Readiness Class program which is only 1 class that goes all 3 sessions.
Registration will close on April 10th, 2026 at noon.
Sign up for CURRENT grade level sessions for the 2025-2026 school year.
June Afternoon Adventures
Our programming continues in the afternoons with 4-day adventures with weekly themes for grades K-5.
All students need to be picked up by 3:30 for this program.
Week 1 June 8-11th
Week 2 June 15-18th
Week 3 June 22-25th
Students will need to bring their lunch and there is no school-provided transportation.
Sign up for CURRENT grade level sessions for the 2025-2026 school year.
Jump Start 2026
August 3-6th, 8am-12 noon, Grades 4K-1st & 6th Grade
(2026-2027 grade level) The purpose of Jump Start is to help students get back in the swing of school through fun and educational math and reading activities along with providing fun, structured games and activities appropriate to their grade level. We are excited to offer door-to-door transportation service again this year, please confirm your information is accurate if you have this need.
Please note this is only open to incoming 4K, K, 1st, and 6th grade students this year.
Any questions??
Jeremy Nygaard
Elementary Principal/Summer School Director
nygaardj@ellsworth.k12.wi.us
715-273-3912 x3102
Claudine Claflin
Summer Programming Registration Coordinator
claflinc@ellsworth.k12.wi.us
715-273-3900
We strive to provide optimal support for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) during summer school; however, because summer school classes are not special education, are not required and are not based upon the child's individual needs we may not always be able to. The district is not required to provide related services, such as transportation, for permissive summer school. It's important to understand that our summer school programming is not the same as regular school. We are committed to doing our utmost to accommodate and assist all students to the best of our abilities. We recognize that collaboration between educators, parents, and students is crucial to ensuring that the support provided is a good fit for each student's needs making it a successful experience for all.
