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Akron Public Schools reports 48 summer programs, says 1,771 unique students participated
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CCAA coordinator Tiffany Lundy told the Akron School Board the district ran 48 summer programs in 2025, filled about 75% of available seats and targeted supports for students with IEPs, English learners and students experiencing homelessness.
Tiffany Lundy, CCAA coordinator for expanded learning at Akron Public Schools, told the board on Aug. 11 that the district ran 48 summer programs this year and filled roughly 75% of available seats.
Lundy said the programs offered a mix of academic and enrichment activities intended “to build relationships between our students, our scholars, and adults” and to “provide a safe environment for them when they are away from their families.” She reported 1,771 unique students registered for camps and said those students accounted for multiple seat registrations across programs.
The district reported 4,743 seats were available across the 48 programs and that registrations produced roughly 3,598 seat-signups (registrations across multiple camps),…
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