Summer newsletter templates
From the last day of school to the first week back, these templates cover summer reading lists, learning ideas, program signups, and end-of-year send-offs.
5 templates in this category
End-of-Year Classroom
Dear Families, What a year it has been! Thank you for trusting us with your child this year. Here's a look back and a few things to know before summer.
What a year
Looking back, this class tackled long division, wrote persuasive essays, dissected owl pellets, and put on a truly memorable class play. I'm so proud of how far everyone has come.
â–¶Watch: our year in photos
Keep the learning going this summer
Summer reading list
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Sign up to help with the class partyYear-end events
Field day June 2 · Last day of school June 6, half day
End-of-Year Classroom
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Summer Is Here!
Dear Families, We did it! Today was the last day of school, and what an incredible year it's been. Thank you for trusting me with your student.
What a year!
From the first day of school to today, this class has grown so much. Thank you for every bit of support you gave from home, it made all the difference.
The final bell rang and the whole class ran out cheering, backpacks flying. It's a moment I'll remember.
A few summer wishes
See you next year
!Thank you for an unforgettable year. Have a wonderful, restful summer.
Sign the class yearbookSummer Is Here!
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Summer Reading Program
Dear Families, Before we head into summer, I wanted to send along our class reading list and a few easy ways to keep reading part of your family's routine.
Our summer reading list
I've put together a list of books at a range of levels for the summer, plus a few tips that have worked well for other families in keeping reading a habit over break.
A stack of just-right books can make all the difference. Ask your student which ones on the list look interesting to them.
1Tips to keep reading going
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See the full reading listLibrary summer reading kickoff
Saturday, June 14 · City Library
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Library summer reading program
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Summer Learning Ideas
Dear Families, Summer doesn't have to mean a learning break. Here are a few easy, low-pressure ideas to keep your student's mind engaged without it feeling like school.
Learning doesn't have to stop
A little bit of practice over the summer goes a long way toward next year. None of these ideas require workbooks, just everyday moments turned into learning.
From the garden to the kitchen table, there are learning opportunities everywhere once you start looking.
Easy summer learning ideas
Screen-time-friendly learning apps
Which idea sounds most doable for your family?
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No · 36%
Summer Learning Ideas
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Graduation Newsletter
Dear Families, It's almost time to celebrate this year's graduates! Here's everything you need to know about our ceremony, plus a few words I couldn't wait to share.
Celebrating our graduates
Watching this group grow over the past year has been one of the great joys of my career. I'm so proud of who they've become, and so excited for what's next.
There's nothing quite like the moment those caps go up in the air. I hope you'll be there to see it.
Ceremony details
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Graduation Ceremony
Friday, June 12 · 10:00 AM · Gymnasium
How many family members will be attending?YesNo
A few words for our graduates
See the full ceremony programGraduation Newsletter
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