High School
Original Credit & Make-Up Credit
Summer School 2025

• Registration is based on the 2024-2025 grade level.
• See the Important Dates section relating to registration.
• Students must work with their counselor to determine eligibility for and to be registered for a summer school course.
• Only the courses listed on this page will be offered for original credit. If fewer than 20 students enroll, students will be notified and can change their course selection.
• Students must pay the required tuition in full when they register using SchoolCash. An approved registration card and full payment must be submitted by the posted deadline to complete the registration process.
• The registration receipt will serve as a course confirmation.
• Students should bring the receipt the first day of class.

Students may earn ½ credit (L-level) each session. To get credit for the course, students may not be absent more than 2 days during each session.

Original credit courses are designed for these students: (1) students who need a course to meet promotion standards; (2) students who are eight credits from graduation; (3) students who are planning to graduate early; or (4) students who are accelerating a course sequence to be able to take upper-level courses. In order to be successful on the End-of-Course tests, students must be enrolled in the appropriate English, math, science, or social studies courses in grades 9-11. Therefore, the following criteria for enrollment in original credit courses must be met. Students taking original credit courses in the four core academic areas must meet (1) all prerequisites for the course and (2) any additional criteria listed in the chart below. It is strongly recommended that students taking original credit courses in the four core academic areas currently be earning an A or B in a course in that content area or have a passing score on the most recent State assessment test in that content area.
 

One day in summer school equals eight days in the regular school term.

Summer school course curriculum is fast-paced, compacted, and accelerated. Students who typically need extra time to read, research, or complete a project or an assignment may encounter challenges. The compacted nature of summer school provides no opportunity for tutorials.

*The last day to register for original credit Summer School is May 2, 2025. 

Registered students should check Schoology the day before Summer School starts for instructions on parking, receiving his/her schedule, and getting to class on time.

• Registration is based on the 2024-2025 grade level.
• See the Important Dates section relating to registration.
• Students must pay the required tuition in full when they register using School Cash. An approved registration card and full payment must be submitted by the posted deadline to complete the registration process.
• Students need to bring their latest report card when they register.
• Students should register as early as possible to reserve space in a class.
• Students must work with their counselor to determine eligibility and to be registered for a summer school course.

Students who fail a course during the regular school year may make-up ½ credit each session. To get credit for the course, students may not be absent more than 2 days each session.

• Any course will be offered for make-up credit if it meets the minimum enrollment requirement (20 students).
• If fewer than 20 students enroll in a make-up credit course, students will be notified and can change their course selection or receive a full refund.

Summer school course curriculum is fast-paced, compacted, and accelerated. Students who typically need extra time to read, research, or complete a project or an assignment may encounter challenges. The compacted nature of summer school provides no opportunity for tutorials.

*The last day to register for make-up credit Summer School is June 4, 2025.

Registered students should check Schoology the day before Summer School starts for instructions on parking, receiving his/her schedule, and getting to class on time.

• Payment must be made by SchoolCash.
• Personal checks WILL NOT be accepted.

*Additional equipment fees may be required for out-of-district students

*Additional equipment fees may be required for out-of-district students

• Prompt arrival and daily attendance are mandatory for academic success in summer school. The following provision is made, however, in case of student illness or emergencies: A student absent from class because of illness or family emergency should bring an explanatory note signed by the parent and check in through the principal's office upon his/her return to school.
• Students who are absent from class for more than two days for any reason during either session will be withdrawn and no credit or refund granted. This applies to both original credit courses and make-up credit courses. Being absent for two days of summer school is comparable to being absent 15-18 days during the regular term.
• Three tardies in any class will count as one day of absence. A tardy will be assessed for late arrival in the morning and for late arrival following the lunch period and breaks; however, students arriving 15 or more minutes late in the morning will be marked absent ½ day.
• Summer school students taking an EOC are expected to report to the summer school site within one hour of completing the EOC exam.

Breakfast will be served at 7:15 a.m. each day. Students will have lunch between 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m., when they will be able to purchase a lunch in the cafeteria. Meals are charged based on your student’s eligibility for the current school year (paid, reduced, free). To qualify for the Free and Reduced Meal Program, please visit the School Café website to complete an application.

• The Code of Conduct and dress code rules followed during the regular school term are in effect for summer school.
• Unacceptable behavior will result in a student's immediate dismissal from summer school.

• Fully charged Chromebook and charger
• Paper/Pens/Pencils

Students must assume responsibility for their own transportation to summer school because no busses will be provided.

• Exemptions for final exams will only be granted to students who have no absences and/or tardies.
• Students who plan to graduate must complete a graduation application. The application must be submitted with summer school registration and have counselor approval.

• July 30 - Summer school graduation at 7 p.m.
• July 30 - Report cards for both sessions will be available in the Home Access Center after this date.

• Prior to the first day of class, a $25.00 processing fee will be charged for any refund.
• Students withdrawing during the first 3 days of any session will be refunded 75% of their tuition.
• Refunds will not be granted
  • after June 11 for Session I (original credit)
  • after June 16 for Session I (make-up credit)
  • after July 2 for Session II (original credit)
  • after July 2 for Session II (make-up credit)
  • if a student exceeds the number of allowable absences; or
  • if a student is dismissed from summer school due to unacceptable behavior.
• Refunds will be issued via SchoolCash. Please anticipate a 7-10 day processing window.