City of Saginaw, Michigan

May 23, 2023 SAGINAW, MI – The City County School Liaison Committee has launched a new, online version of Hot Times Summer Youth Activities 2023, a guide to summer activities in the Saginaw area for students. To view the online guide, click here.

The Saginaw City County School Liaison Committee consists of city, county and school district representatives who work together on matters of mutual interest for the benefit of Saginaw students and the Saginaw community. In putting together an online version of Hot Times Summer Youth Activities 2023, the committee hopes to achieve the following objectives:

  • To provide a variety of recreation, enrichment and academic activities that are enjoyable, affordable, and accessible for school age students.
  • To help students develop a healthy appreciation for their leisure time activities.
  • To provide activities that prepare school age students for success.
  • To cooperate and collaborate with other agencies in creating and promoting positive activities, and by communicating these alternatives to students and their parents or guardian.
  • To provide a safe and healthy environment for students during the summer.
  • To challenge the youth of today and to help prepare them to become leaders for tomorrow.
Mayor Pro Tem Annie Boensch, City County School Liaison Committee Co-Chair, commented on the guide, “This guide is a great resource to all the excellent learning and growth opportunities that are available this summer for area students. Our goal is to diminish the misconception that there are no productive activities for school age children in Saginaw in the summer. We hope this guide will challenge students and parents to make this summer an incredible learning experience.”

The city’s new webpage for the Hot Times Summer Youth Activities 2023 guide can be viewed at www.saginaw-mi.com/HotTimesSummer. The guide is also available on the following websites: www.spsd.net and www.saginawcounty.com. For further questions, please contact the Saginaw Public Schools at (989) 399-6500.
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