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Tacoma Schools Announce 2026 Summer Learning Programs

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Tacoma Public Schools have announced summer learning programs for 2026, including Jump Start for students entering 6th and 9th grade in August. The programs offer free online learning, paid in-person options, and career-focused courses through Tacoma Learns.

Students can earn 0.5 credits per session in Tacoma Learns career and technical classes, with registration through the Pierce County Skill Center. The Foundation for Tacoma Students also partners with community organizations to provide additional summer activities for all budgets, accessible via an interactive website. Questions can be directed to [email protected].

πŸ“„ Source: Local Government β€” https://www.tacomaschools.org/departments/summer-learning/summer-learning
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    Tacoma Public Schools have announced summer learning programs for 2026No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The summer learning programs include Jump Start for students entering 6th and 9th grade in Augustβ€œIn August, Jump Start programs will be offered for students entering 6th and 9th grade.”
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    The programs offer free online learningβ€œStudents can take advantage of a variety of opportunities across Tacoma - everything from free, online learning opportunities to paid in-person programs and others.”
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    The programs offer paid in-person optionsβ€œStudents can take advantage of a variety of opportunities across Tacoma - everything from free, online learning opportunities to paid in-person programs and others.”
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    The programs offer career-focused courses through Tacoma Learnsβ€œTacoma Learns A variety of career and technical classes are offered. Students can choose from a catalog of course options and can earn .5 credits per session. Registration is through the Pierce County Skill Center.”
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    Students can earn 0.5 credits per session in Tacoma Learns career and technical classesβ€œStudents can choose from a catalog of course options and can earn .5 credits per session.”
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    Registration for Tacoma Learns career and technical classes is through the Pierce County Skill Centerβ€œRegistration is through the Pierce County Skill Center.”
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    The Foundation for Tacoma Students partners with community organizations to provide additional summer activities for all budgetsβ€œIn addition to summer programs through our schools, the Foundation for Tacoma Students partners with community organizations to offer a wide variety of summer activities.”
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    The additional summer activities are accessible via an interactive websiteβ€œExplore this interactive site and find fun summer learning opportunities to fit all students and all budgets.”
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    Questions can be directed to [email protected]β€œQuestions? Email us [email protected]”

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