Summer Reading & Supply Lists

Summer Reading

PK - 5th Grade

Students are not required to complete any formal book reports but rather encouraged to read 15 minutes per day, 4 days per week (at a minimum - more is always good!).  Click here for a reading calendar to keep track of your progress.  

Here are other additional resources for keeping ahead of the "summer slide" while you are having fun this summer:

• Visit your local public library!  Public libraries are a treasure trove of activities, programs and books to keep you busy this summer! You may also refer to www.scholastic.com as an excellent resource for book lists appropriate for your young reader.
• Work with your child(ren) to review grade level math resources, especially to practice math facts for fluency. There are several free resources available online including www.mathusee.com and www.math-aids.com, or paid programs and apps such as Reflex Math or Operation Code Squad. Reviewing math facts and concepts for even ten minutes each day will keep your child’s mind tuned and ready for the next school year.

6th - 12th Grade

Extra Credit Summer Reading Option
 

We have chosen not to require specific Summer Reading assignments beginning Summer 2025.  Instead, we encourage you and your student to check out our suggested reading list as well as head to the local library to borrow books that the student is interested in. 

We will, however, offer an Extra Credit Reading Assignment.  Students in grades 6-12 can choose and read a book that is on their level, which can easily be determined by an online search and with the advice of a parent or teacher.  Then, they will fill out the graphic organizer (editable) or graphic organizer (pdf), and bring the book and graphic organizer to school when school classes resume. Their English teacher will provide a time for the student to respond to a written essay prompt to be completed in school.  

Suggested Summer Reading Lists Grades 6-12

AP Course Summer Assignments

All summer assignments for AP Courses at LCS are available in each AP Google Classroom.  To access the Classrooms, students will need get the corresponding codes from their teachers and login with their LCS email accounts.