Summer Program
Learning Prep School's 2026 Summer Program (Extended Year Program referred to as EYP) is a 3-week program designed to maintain progress and prevent substantial regression through structured, fun, and enriching academic and social experiences in a language-based environment. Modeled after our year-round school program, our summer program is open to both current LPS students and the public once again this year!
Student hours are Monday through Friday, 8am – 2pm. Currently enrolled LPS students can register for the summer program directly through this website.
To register a student not currently enrolled at LPS please review the Application Information or contact our Korina Martin, Director of Admissions and Marketing at kmartin@learningprep.org for application details.
Middle School (rising grades 5-8): Program components consist of functional academic classes (reading, math, writing, and social communication), social skills groups, art/computers, organizational support, essential speech and OT (as needed), social activities, and weekly, structured field trips.
High School (rising grades 9-12): Program components consist of functional academic classes (reading, math, and writing), essential speech and OT (as needed), social and transitional/independent living skills development, and weekly field trips. All students entering 12th grade will be participating in a volunteer based work experience, 2 days per week.
2026 Summer Program Curriculum
The cost of the 2026 Summer Program is $4,311.32.
The Summer Program (EYP) is not approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). A school district seeking placement in the LPS Summer Program may submit the Notification of Intent to Seek Approval for Individual Student Program (form 28M/3) to DESE. Parents may choose to enroll independently.
Want to come just for the summer?
The learning prep summer program is open to the public!
Application Information
Appropriate candidates for the Summer Program are well-behaved students who would benefit from a language-based program. Students with a diagnosis of specific learning disability, language disorder, communication disorder, non-verbal learning disability, attention deficit or social communication disorder are encouraged to apply.
Applications are open and applying is easy!
- Complete the Application Form.
- Submit your child's IEP and Neuropsychological Evaluation through the Application Form.
Once submitted, our team will let you know if we can support your child in the program in 1-2 weeks. Once accepted, students and schedule a visit and register online.
If you have any questions as non-enrolled LPS students, please contact Korina Martin, Director of Admissions at kmartin@learningprep.org.
