Middle School
Original Credit, Math Acceleration, & Make-Up Credit
Summer School 2025

• Registration is based on current 2024-2025 grade levels.
• See Important Dates relating to registration. Registration begins April 9 and ends May 2.
• Students must have approval from their grade-level counselor before signing up for original-credit courses.
• 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.
• Contact your child’s counselor to begin the registration process.
• Out-of-District students may not register for Middle School Summer School.

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

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

*Students must complete the full course in summer school; therefore, they must enroll in both summer sessions June 9 – June 26 and June 30 – July 16. Current high school students are given first priority for courses offered on a high school campus. 

Students must make 1) an 85+ yearly average in an on-level math course or score Masters Grade level on STAAR Math in order to take math acceleration courses and 2) earn a final grade of 80+ in the summer course in order to be placed in K-level math for 2025-2026. Should a student not earn the required 85+ yearly math average, they will be removed from the summer acceleration course. Registration for the Math Acceleration program ends on the home campus on May 2nd. Students must attend the last day of the summer school course, (July 16) and take the final exam.

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. Original credit courses taken by eighth grade students will be included in grade point average (GPA) calculations.

*Registered students should check Schoology the day before Summer School starts for instructions on drop-off, pickup, receiving the schedule, and getting to class on time.

• Registration is based on current 2024-2025 grade levels.
• See Important Dates below relating to registration. Registration begins April 9.
• 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.
• Students should register as early as possible to reserve space in a class.
• Contact your child’s counselor to begin the registration process.
• Math 6 and Math 7 make-up courses will be offered through Math Camp on June 11 – June 25.
• Out-of-District students may not register for Middle School Summer School.

Students may take two make-up credit courses, one in Session I and one in Session II. To get credit for the course, students may not be absent more than 2 days during each session.

Reminder: One day in summer school equals ten days in the regular school term.

A 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 course, students will be notified to select another course, receive a full refund, or attend another campus if space is available

*Registered students should check Schoology the day before Summer School starts for instructions on drop-off, pickup, receiving the schedule, and getting to class on time.

• 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 granted. This applies to both original-credit, acceleration and make-up credit courses.
• 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.
• No refund of tuition will be made if a student exceeds the number of allowable absences.

Middle school students who are taking high school courses for original credit may be granted exemptions for final exams if they have no absences and/or tardies.

Breakfast will be served at 7:15 a.m. each day. Students will have lunch between 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 and will be able to purchase a lunch in the cafeteria.

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

Parents or another responsible adult listed on the student’s emergency contact information must transport all medications in the original, unopened container (prescription bottle or manufacturer’s container) to school and deliver them to the summer school nurse or other CFISD clinic personnel.

• 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 and acceleration credit;
  • after June 16 for Session I make-up
  • after July 2 for Session II original and acceleration 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 School Cash. Please anticipate a 7-10 day processing window.

Report cards for both summer sessions will be made available in the Home Access Center after July 30.

• Students must wear their campus ID badge.
• 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.

• Students from Anthony, Aragon, Hopper, Kahla, Rowe, Salyards, Smith, Spillane, Sprague, Thornton and Watkins will attend Anthony Middle School.
• Students from Arnold, Bleyl, Campbell, Cook, Dean, Goodson, Hamilton, Labay and Truitt will attend Bleyl Middle School.

• Parents must assume responsibility for their child’s transportation to summer school. No busses will be provided.
• No early morning student drop off or late student pick up is available.

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

No tutorials are provided for summer school.