Aim High serves students in grades 5 through 8 who have limited access to summer academic enrichment. The program helps students build a love of learning, and prepares them for success in middle school, high school, and beyond.

Aim High still has available slots for their summer 2026 program at these sites:

• Bayview/Excelsior. The specific site is still being finalized.
• Marina Middle School, 3500 Fillmore
• St. James School, 321 Fair Oaks Street

View details about the Aim High summer program

Booker T. Washington Community Service Center's Freedom School Summer Program is for students entering Kindergarten through 8th grade in the 2026-2027 school year. Each day, students build strong reading skills through a proven program that is rooted in Black history, culture, and identity, helping young people feel proud of who they are and where they come from. Students also take part in hands-on activities like science, technology, engineering, and math projects, art, music, fitness, nutrition, and field trips. Along the way, they build confidence, form positive relationships, and grow as leaders in a supportive, welcoming community.

The Freedom School Summer Program will take place at 800 Presidio Avenue.

View details about the Freedom School Summer Program

Power Scholars Academy (PSA) is a six-week summer program for students in grades 1 to 8 from low-income backgrounds. The program is designed to address summer learning loss through focused instruction in math and reading. In addition to academic support, the YMCA’s PSA program also promotes social and emotional development through field trips and enrichment activities.

Chinatown YMCA's Power Scholars Academy will take place at Gordon J. Lau Elementary School, 950 Clay Street.

To learn more and register, contact Sandra Zhao at ms.sandra.zhao@gmail.com or Mandy Liu at mliu@ymcasf.org.

Community Youth Center (CYC) offers six-week, full-day summer programs for elementary school students. The programs includes weekly field trips and hands-on activities, including literacy, arts, science, technology, engineering, and recreation, supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally. The program is led by caring staff who build strong, consistent relationships with youth and families and support each child’s growth over time.

CYC's summer programs take place at three sites:

• Dianne Feinstein Elementary School, 2550 25th Avenue
• Jean Parker Elementary School, 840 Broadway
• George Moscone Elementary School, 2576 Harrison Street

View details about Community Youth Center's summer programs

Treasure Island Community YMCA Summer Camps serve children ages 4.5 to 11. Activities are planned to match each child’s age and skill level and are designed to keep campers engaged and having fun. Campers take part in field trips, arts and crafts, swimming, outdoor games, hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities, and experiences that help build friendships.

To register for the Treasure Island Community YMCA Summer Camps, families must meet at least one of these requirements:

• Be a resident of Below Market Rate Housing on Treasure Island
• Be a Hope SF Resident
• Reside in public housing or housing developments
• Live in a single-room occupancy (SRO) unit
• Have children or youth in the foster care system
• Be a family experiencing unstable housing

Registration for Treasure Island Community YMCA Summer Camps will open in April 2026.

Families must register for this program in person at Treasure Island Community YMCA, 749 9th Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

View details about the Treasure Island Community YMCA's Summer Camps

GLIDE’s summer program is a safe and welcoming place for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade, especially for families who may need extra support. Kids take part in fun activities like art, cooking, sports, reading, and science projects. The program also teaches kids about health, kindness, and respecting others. There are special activities like LEGO building and soccer, and kids receive healthy meals each day.

GLIDE's summer program takes place at 434 Ellis Street.

For more information about GLIDE's summer program, call 415-674-6200.

The Vision Academy summer program provides academic support, health and wellness activities, and enrichment opportunities for children in grades kindergarten to 5. Students receive help with learning and skill development while also building social and emotional skills. Trained staff offer support in a safe and welcoming environment, using trauma-informed practices. The program includes activities in science, art, technology, sports, and recreation to support both physical and mental well-being.

The Vision Academy summer program takes place at 1311 Quesada Avenue.
View details about the Vision Academy summer program, or call 415-401-4253, or email info@goodsamfrc.org.

Power Scholars Academy (PSA) is a six-week summer program for students in grades 1 to 8 from low-income backgrounds. The program is designed to address summer learning loss through focused instruction in math and reading. In addition to academic support, the YMCA’s PSA program also promotes social and emotional development through field trips and enrichment activities.

View details about the Power Scholars Academy summer program, or call 415-586-6900.

Summer in the City exposes children to activities, neighborhoods, and culture beyond what they normally experience in everyday Potrero Hill life. Each day, three hours of academic enrichment is combined with four hours of excursions to places outside of Potrero Hill including theme parks, museums, swimming pools, kayak lessons, and nature.  Children are taught how to use the Bay Area public transportation system, thus creating lifetime access to additional educational opportunities outside their own neighborhood.

Summer in the City takes place at 953 De Haro street.

View details about Summer in the City, email albert@thenabe.org, or call 415-826-8080.

Power Scholars Academy (PSA) is a six-week summer program for students in grades 1 to 8 from low-income backgrounds. The program is designed to address summer learning loss through focused instruction in math and reading. In addition to academic support, the YMCA’s PSA program also promotes social and emotional development through field trips and enrichment activities.

For more information, please email Alicia Brennan abrennan@ymcasf.org or Samantha Ledezma sledezma@ymcasf.org.

The Tenderloin After School Program (TASP) offers a safe and welcoming summer program for children and youth. Kids take part in fun, hands-on activities like art, cooking, and exploring nature, and teens can participate in special programs that help build confidence and creativity. Students also go on field trips to places like amusement parks, movies, and other exciting San Francisco destinations. TASP gives families a reliable place where young people can learn, make friends, and have fun in a supportive community.

TASP takes place at 225 Eddy Street.

For enrollment information or questions, please contact Myles Blackmon at mblackmon@tndc.org, or call 415‑216‑7438.

The UP ON TOP Summer Program serves low-income San Francisco students currently in kindergarten through 5th grade. The program includes morning academic learning and afternoon activities such as field trips, recreation, enrichment, and reading. Families are asked to apply only if their child can attend the full day, every day. Priority is given to low-income families, students continuing into the 2026–2027 after-school program, and families who live in the Tenderloin neighborhood.

The UP ON TOP Summer Program takes place at the Tenderloin Recreation Center, 570 Ellis Street.

For more information about the UP ON TOP Summer Program, call 415-912-9737.

Asian Pacific American Community Center's summer program is for students in grades 1 through 8. The program includes educational and recreational activities, weekly field trips, lunch and snacks, and support with summer homework. A one-time registration fee is required based on income.

Asian Pacific American Community Center is located at 2201 Bayshore Boulevard.

For more information and to register, send an email to info@apaccsf.org or call 415-587-2689.

Join the Boys and Girls Club for a fun-filled summer experience packed with exciting activities for everyone. Programs include sports, creative arts, academic support, science, technology, engineering, and math, field trips, cooking, gardening, and more.

There are 8 Clubhouses in San Francisco that offer summer programs:

Columbia Park Clubhouse, 450 Guerrero Street

• View details about the Columbia Park Clubhouse, or call 415-983-3901

Don Fisher Clubhouse, 380 Fulton Street

• View details about the Don Fisher Clubhouse, or call 415-221-6100

Mission Clubhouse, 901 Alabama Street

• View details about the Mission Clubhouse, or call 415-400-8900

The Springer Clubhouse in Sunnydale, 1530 Sunnydale Avenue

• View details about The Springer Clubhouse in Sunnydale, or call 415-584-5028

Tenderloin Clubhouse, 246 Eddy Street

• View details about the Tenderloin Clubhouse, or call 415-351-3125

Visitacion Valley Clubhouse, 251 Leland Avenue

• View details about the Visitacion Valley Clubhouse, or call 415-239-2392

The Willie Mays Clubhouse at Hunters Point, 195 Kiska Road

• View details about The Willie Mays Clubhouse at Hunters Point, or call 415-655-5160

Buena Vista Child Care Summer Camp is open to children entering kindergarten through 9th grade. Activities include science, technology, engineering, art, and math, cooking, sports, project-based learning, and other enrichment opportunities. The program provides a morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack, with the option for campers to bring their own food. The cost is $400 per week, with a 15% discount for a second child. Extended care is available for an additional weekly fee. Financial assistance is available, and Children’s Council is accepted.

Buena Vista Child Care Summer Camp is located at 1266 Florida Street.

View details about Buena Vista Child Care Summer Camp, or call 415-283-5545.

The Cameron House Summer Program offers a safe, engaging, and enriching environment for youth in grades 1–8. Students participate in a variety of activities including academic enrichment, arts and crafts, science, technology, engineering, and math projects, outdoor play, field trips and heritage-based activities such as dragon and lion dance. The program focuses on building social skills, fostering creativity, and supporting overall youth development.

The Cameron House Summer Program is located at 920 Sacramento Street.

View details about the Cameron House Summer Program, or call 415-781-0401.

Charity Cultural Services Center offers an eight-week summer program for students entering grades 1 through 6, running from June 8 to August 7, 2026. The program provides a well-rounded experience that combines academic learning, arts and crafts, and physical activities in a safe and supportive environment. Students also take part in weekly field trips that offer opportunities to explore new places and learn outside the classroom. The program is designed to be engaging, collaborative, and accessible for families. Tuition is $120 per week, with optional aftercare available for an additional $50 per week.

Charity Cultural Services Center's summer camp is located at 724 Commercial Street.

View details about the Charity Cultural Services Center's summer camp, call (415) 291-1880, or email fit@sfccsc.org

CASA Camp is open to students entering kindergarten through 5th grade. The program focuses on building strong relationships and supporting social and emotional development through arts-based activities. Campers can choose from a variety of sessions, including cooking, fashion, creative arts, cultural activities, and movement. The program also includes a Wellness Center, where campers can receive support with social and emotional needs through activities such as emotional awareness, relaxation techniques, and play.

CASA Camp is located at Rooftop School's Twin Peaks campus, 443 Burnett Avenue.

View details about CASA Camp.

Camp Imaginate is an arts-based summer program for youth in grades 6 through 12, with a focus on inclusion for youth with disabilities. Campers explore a range of art forms, including painting, drawing, ceramics, fiber arts, and digital media. The program includes social and emotional learning, wellness activities such as yoga and movement, and field trips to local parks, galleries, and museums. Camp Imaginate provides a supportive environment with trained staff, low staff-to-camper ratios, and activities designed to meet a range of accessibility needs. Each session ends with a showcase of student artwork.

Camp Imaginate takes place at 3265 16th Street.

View details about Camp Imaginate

Galing Bata Summer Camp is for students entering grades 1 through 9 from across San Francisco. The program offers a mix of activities that include arts, wellness, academics, and Filipino language and culture. Campers take part in field trips around San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. The program also focuses on building community and relationships, helping students form friendships and connections with peers and mentors.

Galing Bata Summer Camp takes place at the Children’s Creativity Museum, 221 4th Street.

To learn more about Galing Bata Summer Camp, email galingbata.fec@gmail.com

The Ingleside Community Center Out of School Time summer program offers elementary school students academic enrichment, sports, arts, field trips, and much more.

The program takes place at 1345 Ocean Avenue.

For more information, email info@inglesidesf.org, or call 415-202-3297.

The Mission Achievers summer program is designed to support youth’s personal, social, and academic development. Throughout the program, participants will have the opportunity to strengthen and develop new friendships, gain leadership skills, explore their personal and educational interests, and build lifelong skills.

The Mission Achievers summer program will take place at 4080 Mission Street.

View details about the Mission Achievers summer program, or call 415-586-6900.

Now in it's 30th year, the Pacific Islander Youth Alliance (PIYA) summer program is for youth ages 5-18. The program provides academic support and incorporates a cultural core, fostering an understanding of Pacific Islander heritage and the vibrant tapestry of Pasifika cultures through enrichment activities.

Registration for the PIYA summer program will open on May 4, 2026.

PIYA will take place at 2055 Sunnydale Avenue.

View details about the PIYA summer program, or call 415-841-1086 , or email info@scdcsf.org

The Southeast Asian Academic Support Summer Program focuses on equipping Southeast Asian youth with the critical tools and resources they need to successfully transition into adulthood. The program provides academic assistance, enrichment activities, and more.

The Southeast Asian Academic Support Summer Program takes place at 166 Eddy Street.

For more information about the Southeast Asian Academic Support Summer Program, call 415-771-2600, or email info@seadcenter.org.

The Cross Cultural Family Center provides a space where children can explore, make choices, and use their imagination. Children learn and play with others and get support from caring teachers. These experiences help children build confidence and grow their social, emotional, and thinking skills, which prepares them for school.

The Cross Cultural Family Center's School Age Summer Program will take place at 259 Turk Street.

To learn more about The Cross Cultural Family Center's School Age Summer Program, call 415-921-7019.

Camp Kroc is a summer program for students in kindergarten through 5th grade. Activities include art, science, technology, engineering, and math, and creative play, with weekly themes and hands-on learning to support curiosity and engagement. The program provides a safe and welcoming environment where children can build friendships and develop communication skills.

Camp Kroc is located at 240 Turk Street.

View details about Camp Kroc, or email Frida Torres for more information at frida.torres@usw.salvationarmy.org

The Wah Mei-zing Summer Camp focuses on youth development and provides opportunities for children in grades kindergarten to 6th grade to build leadership skills, form positive relationships, and explore new interests. The program uses project-based learning with weekly themes, such as ocean or space, to keep students engaged. Activities include STEM projects, community-building, service learning, Chinese language and culture, arts and crafts, outdoor recreation, games, and songs. Campers also take part in field trips to locations such as the beach and Golden Gate Park, as well as special events like picnics, performances, and a camping trip for students in grades 4 through 6.

The Wah Mei-zing Summer Camp takes place at 1555 Irving Street.

View details about the Wah Mei-zing Summer Camp, or call 415-665-4212, or email summer@wahmei.org

Bessie Carmichael School PreK-8 Filipino Education Center

Operated by Mission Graduates

Bret Harte Elementary School

Operated by Bay Area Community Resources

Bryant Elementary School

Operated by Mission Graduates

Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 School

Operated by Jamestown Community Center, Inc.

Cesar Chavez Elementary School

Operated by Jamestown Community Center, Inc.

Charles Drew Elementary School

Operated by Urban Services YMCA

Dr. William Cobb Elementary School

Operated by Buchanan YMCA

El Dorado Elementary School

Operated by Real Options for City Kids

Flynn Elementary School

Operated by Mission Graduates

George Washington Carver Elementary School

Operated by Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco

Hoover Elementary School

Operated by Bay Area Community Resources

John Muir Elementary School

Operated by Buchanan YMCA

Malcolm X Elementary School

Operated by Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco

Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School

Operated by Bay Area Community Resources

Paul Revere Elementary School

Operated by Bay Area Community Resources

Sanchez Elementary School

Operated by Mission Graduates

A.P. Giannini Middle School

Operated by Bay Area Community Resources

Aptos Middle School

Operated by Community Youth Center of San Francisco

Bessie Carmichael School PreK-8 Filipino Education Center

Operated by Mission Graduates

Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 School

Operated by Jamestown Community Center, Inc.

Everett Middle School

Operated by Mission Graduates

Francisco Middle School

Operated by Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center

James Denman Middle School

Operated by Urban Services YMCA

James Lick Middle School

Operated by Jamestown Community Center, Inc.

Marina Middle School

Operated by Presidio Community YMCA

Presidio Middle School

Operated by The Richmond Neighborhood Center

Roosevelt Middle School

Operated by The Richmond Neighborhood Center

Visitacion Valley Middle School

Operated by Real Options for City Kids

Willie Brown Middle School

Good Samaritan Family Resource Center