Summer Assignments 2026-2027
The summer assignments for Lower School and Middle School are below. Our hope is that these summer assignments help our students get ready for the fall, but also allow ample time during these months to rest and recharge.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to Sam or Dorothy. Happy summer!
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RISING FIFTH GRADE
Humanities Summer Assignment
Math Summer Assignment (Khan Academy Option)
Math Summer Assignment (Printable Packet Option)
Summer Math for Students Entering Algebra & Problem Solving (APS)*
Summer Reading Recommendations
Science Enrichment Recommendations*Students who are expected to complete this will receive an email from their Math teachers.
RISING SIXTH GRADE
Humanities Summer Assignment
Math Summer Assignment
Summer Math for Students Entering Algebra 1 (moving on from Pre-Algebra)
Summer Math for Students Entering Geometry and Algebra 2 (moving on from Algebra & Problem Solving)
Summer Reading Recommendations
Science Enrichment Recommendations
Spanish Review and Enrichment Optional Work and RecommendationRISING SEVENTH GRADE
Humanities Summer Assignment
Summer Math for Students Entering Algebra (moving on from Pre-Algebra)
Summer Math for Students Entering Geometry (moving on from Algebra 1A or and Algebra 1B)
Summer Math for Students Entering Geometry & Trig (moving on from Algebra 2)
Summer Reading Recommendations
Science Enrichment Recommendations
Spanish Review and Enrichment Optional Work and RecommendationsRISING EIGHTH GRADE
Humanities Summer Assignment
Summer Math for Students Entering Geometry (Moving on from Algebra 1 or Bridge to Algebra)
Summer Math for Students Entering Algebra 2 (moving on from Geometry)
Summer Math for Students Entering Precalculus
Summer Reading Recommendations
Science Enrichment Recommendations
Spanish Review and Enrichment Optional Work and Recommendations -
Raising Resilience: How to Help Our Children Thrive in Times of Uncertainty, by Tovah Klein
This year’s parent read is a guide for parents on building children's inner strength through supportive relationships, focusing on five pillars: emotional safety, regulation, limits with freedom, connection, and self-acceptance. We’ll look for opportunities during the school year to discuss the book and how we can apply its advice to help our children navigate life’s challenges.