TPSF Summer Academy
Orchard Hills School, 17671 Irvine Blvd, Suite 101, Tustin, CA 92780
About
TPSF Summer Academy offers two to four-week half-day sessions and includes a wide variety of summer enrichment classes for students from Kindergarten through High School. The program enrolled more than 1,200 students in Summer Academy and offered 85 classes in a recent year.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Two to four-week half-day sessions
• Price: Busing is offered from several school sites for a nominal fee.
TPSF Summer Academy is part of a non-profit organization made up of community volunteers who raise money and fund programs and materials that enhance the educational experiences of Tustin Unified School District students. The organization reports supporting robotics programs at each of Tustin Unified’s 10 secondary and 18 elementary schools and providing funds for an after-school sports program at all Tustin Unified middle schools. It reports awarding 137 grants to TUSD teachers in a year, working with 725 volunteers who contributed 13,500 volunteer hours, and impacting 22,000 students annually. The organization states that it has been helping students in the Tustin community accomplish their educational dreams since 1989 and that its mission is to mobilize the community and its resources to further excellence in Tustin Unified schools. The leadership team includes Kate Kersten as President, Kirsten Antonius as President Elect/Parliamentarian, and Allison Hatcher as Vice President of Community Relations. One testimonial describes TPSF programs as “generating such amazing results” and “pushing the school curriculum forward in the most innovative, ‘21st-century’ directions,” and another states, “There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.”
Last updated March 11, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Two to four-week half-day sessions
• Price: Busing is offered from several school sites for a nominal fee.
TPSF Summer Academy is part of a non-profit organization made up of community volunteers who raise money and fund programs and materials that enhance the educational experiences of Tustin Unified School District students. The organization reports supporting robotics programs at each of Tustin Unified’s 10 secondary and 18 elementary schools and providing funds for an after-school sports program at all Tustin Unified middle schools. It reports awarding 137 grants to TUSD teachers in a year, working with 725 volunteers who contributed 13,500 volunteer hours, and impacting 22,000 students annually. The organization states that it has been helping students in the Tustin community accomplish their educational dreams since 1989 and that its mission is to mobilize the community and its resources to further excellence in Tustin Unified schools. The leadership team includes Kate Kersten as President, Kirsten Antonius as President Elect/Parliamentarian, and Allison Hatcher as Vice President of Community Relations. One testimonial describes TPSF programs as “generating such amazing results” and “pushing the school curriculum forward in the most innovative, ‘21st-century’ directions,” and another states, “There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.”
Last updated March 11, 2026.
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