As the end of the school year approaches and families face another pandemic summer, a new survey of afterschool and summer programs brings some encouraging news: Providers are more likely to be open and operating in person this summer and are more optimistic about a return to normal than in previous surveys. However, providers also anticipate challenges, with staffing being the primary concern. Presented are the following five key takeaways related to the upcoming summer from the seventh wave of Afterschool Alliance's Afterschool in the Time of COVID-19 series, which surveyed 948 program providers between March 21 and April 12, 2022: (1) Most program providers plan to open and operate in person this summer; (2) Summer programming to take a holistic approach; (3) Staffing concerns for the summer continues to rise; (4) Programs with COVID relief funding are more likely to have plans to expand summer programming; and (5) Collaboration between afterschool and summer program providers and schools is an area for improvement.