When Is Last Day of School for Utica Community Schools? 2025 Dates and Summer Break Activities to Plan

Plan ahead for summer! Discover camps, parks and splash pads to keep Utica kids active, engaged and having fun all break.

The end of the school year always approaches faster than you think.

Utica Community Schools parents can be prepared for the end of the school year by planning ahead. Between child care needs during the summer and finding fun activities for kids, summer break can require some extra work. 

Utica Community Schools serve roughly 25,329 students across 38 schools.

Last day of school for Utica Community Schools

  • Last Day of School: June 11, 2025

Check out the full 2024-25 school year calendar.

Summer break activities in Utica

Not sure how to keep the kids entertained this summer? Here are some exciting ideas for fun activities near you!

  • Sign up for a summer camp. From sports and dance to STEM and nature programs, Utica-area summer camps — including options from Utica Community Schools and local rec centers — offer something for every child’s interests. Find more summer camps.
  • Get creative at the Sterling Heights Nature Center. Just a short drive away, this family-friendly nature center features live animals, interactive exhibits, and seasonal programs that spark kids’ curiosity about the natural world.
  • Explore nature at River Bends Park. With miles of wooded trails, a huge playground, disc golf, and picnic spots along the Clinton River, this local gem is perfect for spending a sunny day outdoors with the whole family.
  • Cool off at Heritage Park Splash Pad in Shelby Township. A short drive from Utica, this splash pad and park combo is a hit with younger kids and offers plenty of space to run, play, and beat the heat. Check out more splash pads!

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Amanda Rahn
Amanda Rahn
Amanda Rahn is a freelance journalist, copy editor and proud Detroiter. She is a graduate of Wayne State University’s journalism school and of the Columbia Publishing Course at Oxford University. Amanda is a lover of translated contemporary fiction, wines from Jura and her dog, Lottie.

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