Anglophone   South   School   District,   in   partnership   with   READ   Saint   John ,   will   be   offering   a   Summer
School   Program   for   students   in   Grades   8   to   12.
The   program   will   be   held   at   Saint   John   High   School   and   will   have   three   components   as   follows:
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Grades   8,   9,   and   10   (June   30   –   July   25,   2014) ‐  Students   may   enroll   in   ONE   or   TWO   of   the   following   courses   for   a   flat   fee   of   $200.00:   o English   8,   9    or   10   o Mathematics   8    or    9   o Geometry,   Measurement   &   Finance   10   o Number,   Relations   &   Functions   10
To   enroll   in   these   courses,   students   require   the   permission   of   their   school   principal   and   a   minimum   mark   during   the   school   year   of   50%   or   letter   grade   equivalent.
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Grades   8 ‐ 12   English   as   Another   Language   (EAL)   (June   30   –   July   25,   2014)   –    Fee   $200.00
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Grades   11   and   12   (June   30   –   August   1,   2014)  ‐  A   variety   of   courses   will   be   offered.
Students   may   enroll   in   one   course   for   a   fee   of   $250.00,   or   in   two   courses   for   a   fee   of   $300.00:    o Biology   112,   113,   122   o Chemistry   112,   122   o Economics   120   o English   112,   113,   122,   123   o Environmental   Science   122   o French   112,   122   o Geography   120   o History   112,   113,   122   o Law   120   o Financial   &   Workplace   Mathematics   110,   120   o Foundations   of   Mathematics   110,   120   o Pre ‐ Calculus   110,   120A,   120B   o Calculus   120   o Physical   Geography   110   o Physics   112,   122   o Other   11 th
and   12 th
year   courses   if   there   is   sufficient   interest
To   enroll   in   this   program,   students   require   the   permission   of   their   school   principal   and   a   minimum   mark   during   the   school   year   of   50   %.

Summer   School   registration   forms   will   be   available   in   all   middle   schools   and   high   schools   in   June.
Registration   will   take   place   at   Simonds   High   on   Friday,   June   20th   from   8:00AM   to   12:00PM   and
1:00PM   to   3:30PM.
Registration   on   Monday,   June   23rd   will   be   from   8:00AM   to   12:00PM.
The   registration   will   be   in   Room   C130   (near   Library).
All   students   enrolling   in   summer   school   are   to   report   to   the   Saint   John   High   School   auditorium   at   8:30   AM   on   Monday,   June   30 th
,   2014.
The   tuition   fees   are   as   follows:
‐  Grades   8,   9,   &   10   or   EAL   is   $200   for   one   or   two   courses
‐  Grades   11   &   12   is   $250   for   one   course   or   $300   for   two   courses
Payment   may   be   made   by   cash,   certified   cheque   or   money   order.
Certified   cheques   and   money   orders   are   to   be   made   payable   to   “READ   Saint   John.”
A   full   refund   of   tuition   fees   will   be   issued   by   June   30,   2014   if:
‐  Summer   School   is   cancelled   due   to   lack   of   registration.
‐  A   student   cannot   be   timetabled.
‐  The   course/courses   in   which   a   student   has   registered   cannot   be   offered   due   to   lack   of
registrations.
The   daily   schedule   is   as   follows:
Period
Break:
Period
1:
2:
8:30
10:20
10:40
AM
AM
AM to
to to
10:20
10:40
12:30
AM
AM
PM
Students   enrolled   in   one   course   attend   Period   1   or   Period   2,   while   students   enrolled   in   two   courses   attend   both   periods.
The   following   shall   be   considered   sufficient   reason   for   requiring   a   student   to   withdraw   from   Summer
School   without   refund   of   tuition   fees:
‐  Aggressive,   disruptive,   disrespectful   or   other   unruly   behaviour.
‐
‐
Not   working
Absenteeism summer   school   days.
to   his/her
(for
maximum.
emergency,
sickness   or   approved   absence   only)   greater   than   a   total   of   two
‐  Tardiness.
‐  Failure   to   do   assignments.
‐  Truancy.

Student   achievement   will   be   assessed   using   assignments,   tests   and   final   exams.
Textbooks   are   loaned   to   students   for   use   during   the   Summer   School.
Students   who   lose   or   damage   textbooks   will   be   required   to   pay   the   replacement/repair   cost   before   final   marks   are   released.