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Summer School
For the 2008-2009 Summer School program the district’s focus in on providing opportunities and equal access to our students in the areas of:
- CAHSEE support
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English Language Arts and math intervention
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Make-up credit
- Limited enrichment/acceleration
- Pilot bridge program between middle school and high school
This year’s program will be slightly different than in years past. Like all school district in California, EGUSD is facing budget cuts based on the Governor’s proposed budget. One of the areas affected by these cuts is summer school.
At EGUSD the summer school program will be based on the funding the district receives from the state. With fewer resources, this year’s summer school program will not include the same variety of classes offered in previous years.
High School Summer School Enrollment Priorities
Priority to enroll in summer programs shall be given to district students currently enrolled in an EGUSD school, in the following order:
- Current year seniors who need course credits or CAHSEE remediation in order to graduate by September
- Incoming 12th grade students who are deficient in credits necessary for graduation
- Incoming 9th-12th grade students eligible for supplemental instruction on the basis of retention, recommendation for retention, or insufficient progress toward passing CAHSEE
- Incoming 9th-12th grade students enrolling in courses for acceleration on a first-come first-served basis
Location
Summer school programs will be offered at eight comprehensive high schools and Las Flores High School (does not include Cosumnes Oaks High School). Students shall take courses at their 2007-2008 home school. There will be a limited number of courses offered regionally.
Dates
Term 1: June 16 – July 3
Term 2: July 7 – July 24
Time
8 a.m.– 2 p.m.
Registration
- Registration will begin on April 7 and end on May 9 or when classes are full.
- Registration will take place on each high school campus.
- Applications will be available at each high school site.
- Completed application forms are to be returned to the counseling office at the student’s high school.
- For additional information please contact your high school counselors’ office.
- Registration closes on May 9th. Schools expect to mail schedules during the first week of June.
Courses (Not all courses will be offered at each site)
- Algebra 1A & 1B
- Algebra 2A & 2B
- Applied Geometry A & B
- Biology A & B
- CAHSEE English Intensive
- CAHSEE Math
- Chemistry A & B
- Computer Technology
- Earth Science
- English 9A & 9B
- English 10A & 10B
- English 11A & 11B
- English 12B
- Geometry A & B
- General Science
- Health
- High School Success
- Physical Education
- Physical Science
- Pre CAHSEE Math
- U.S. History A & B
- World Geography
- World History A & B
Summer College at Cosumnes River College
Location
Cosumnes River College
Dates
Varies; based on CRC schedule
Focus
Acceleration toward meeting graduation requirements for students who have:
- Completed 10th grade
- Possess a GPA of 2.75 or higher
- Met course prerequisites
Courses offered
Math, social science, science and technology
Middle School Summer School Enrollment Priorities
Priority to enroll in summer programs shall be given to district students currently enrolled in an EGUSD school, in the following order:
- Current 8th grade students who need course credit to promote to the next grade level
- Incoming 7th and 8th grade students who are eligible for supplemental instruction on the basis of retention, recommendation for retention, or academic deficiency based on the CST
- Incoming 7th and 8th grade students enrolling in courses for acceleration on a first- come first-served basis
Locations
Summer school programs will be offered at eight middle schools (does not include Elizabeth Pinkerton Middle School).
Dates
8th Grade: June 16 – July 11
Incoming 7th Grade: June 30 – July 11
Time
8 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.
Registration
- Registration will begin on April 14 and end on May 16 or when classes are full.
- Registration will take place on each middle school campus.
- Applications will be available at each middle school site.
- Completed application forms are to be returned to the school office at the student’s middle school.
- For additional information please contact your principal or vice principal.
Courses Offered:
- English 7
- English 8
- Pre Algebra
- E. L. (English Learner) Math
- E. L. (English Learner) Language Arts
Elementary School Summer School Enrollment Priorities
Priority to enroll in summer programs shall be given to district students currently enrolled in an EGUSD school, in the following order:
- Current 6th grade students who are being retained
- Incoming 2nd-6th grade students who are recommended for retention or are at risk of being retained
- Incoming 2nd-6th grade students who have demonstrated academic deficiency based on the CST
- Incoming 2nd-6th grade students enrolling for core academic enrichment
Locations
Arnold Adreani, James McKee, and Sierra Enterprise elementary schools
Dates
June 16 – July 11
Time
8 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.
Always Learning 4 Kids (fee based program, assistance with fees available for families in Title I enrollment areas)
For students currently in kindergarten – 6th grade who are interested in enrichment classes. Classes may include art, cooking, crafts, water bottle rockets, sign language and video editing.
Pleasant Grove Elementary School
June 16 – June 26
Monday – Thursday
9 a.m. to noon
John Reith Elementary School
June 30 - July 10
Monday – Thursday
9 a.m. to noon
Isabelle Jackson Elementary School
June 30 - July 11
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. to noon
For more information on how to register for Always Learning 4 Kids summer school classes, please call Elk Grove Adult and Community Education at (916) 686-7783.
Non-District Students
To the extent that space is available after district students have enrolled, priority to non-district students shall be given in the following order:
- Summer classes for core academic subjects may be open to non-district students who reside in the EGUSD boundaries and who have failed to meet academic requirements.
- Summer classes for core academic subjects may be open to non-district students who do not reside in the EGUSD boundaries and who have failed to meet academic requirements.
NOTE: Transportation to and from school is the responsibility of the parent and/or student. Transportation may be provided for some special education program students who meet specific requirements.
Elk Grove Unified School District reserves the right to discontinue, combine or relocate classes to another school depending on sufficient student enrollment and the availability of qualified teachers.
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