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A Story From The Field: Broward County Public Schools

The Summer Camp That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist

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Part 1 · The Setup

A revenue gap, not a summer camp

Broward County's existing summer program was not a camp. It was credit recovery and special services, students who needed to pass to the next grade, or needed extra support, spread across a handful of schools for a few weeks each summer. No BCPS school had ever run an actual summer camp: the open-enrollment kind offered in every city, that any family could just sign their kid up for.

"It wasn't structured. Not scalable."
Part 1 of 6
A teacher, bald with a solid black beard and glasses, walks between rows of student desks in a classroom during a credit-recovery session, with an empty school playground visible through the windows behind him.
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