The Fort Atkinson School District celebrated a successful summer school program during the School Board of Education meeting on September 18, 2025, highlighting the diverse opportunities provided to students. Amy, a representative of the program, reported that this year’s enrollment reached 1,243 individual students, with 611 in elementary, 265 in middle school, and 367 in high school.

The summer school offerings included a mix of traditional academic classes in math and reading, enrichment activities, and specialized camps for older students. A total of 134 unique classes were available, including 43 enrichment offerings, 30 academic interventions, and 39 camps. Notably, the program also featured 17 credit recovery classes for high school students, allowing them to earn credits during the summer.

Feedback from families was overwhelmingly positive, with an average satisfaction rating of 4.4 out of 5. Parents appreciated the engaging classes, the organization of the program, and the provision of free busing to meal sites. Staff feedback echoed this sentiment, noting improvements in communication and support from administration.

The summer school employed 93 staff members, with over half being district employees and the remainder coming from other districts. The program saw a 63% return rate of staff from the previous year, indicating a strong commitment to the program's success.

The meeting underscored the district's dedication to providing enriching educational experiences and adapting to community needs, setting a positive tone for the upcoming school year.