A common school schedule consists of students attending school 7 hours a day, 180 days out of the year, with a 2 to 3-month summer vacation. During this vacation period, students go down the “summer slide” meaning they forget a portion of the information they were taught during the school year (National Summer Learning Association). The beginning of the new year then requires a big chunk of time to review everything from the previous year. Studies show that “every summer, low-income youth lose two to three months in reading while their higher-income peers make slight gains…by fifth grade, summer learning loss can leave low-income students 2 1/12 to 3 years behind their peers” (National Summer Learning Association). The achievement gap between the different social classes continues to grow and one contributor is the difference in how they may spend their