High School Program Information
Summer School 2014
High School Summer School Centers
Dunbar High School
Heritage High School
Forest Park High School
Eligible Students
The summer high school programs are planned for students currently enrolled in grades 9-12. Classes will be filled on a first come, first served
basis with priority given to 11th and 12th graders. Classes must have a minimum enrollment of 15 students. Parents will be notified if a class is
cancelled. City Schools’ students, as well as private, parochial, and non-resident students are eligible
Class Dates and Times
Original Credit/ Recovery Credit /Bridge
July 1st- August 1st
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. morning session
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. afternoon session
Registration Information
Registration Dates
City Schools’ Students- ONLY
May 5 -June 6
Register at your home school’s
guidance department
Register Early!!!!
Register Early!!!!
Bring Registration Materials &
payment (money order)
to your chosen summer school site
Last Name:
A-G-Thursday, June 19, 2014
H-P- Friday, June 20, 2014
Q-Z- Monday, June 23, 2014
Late Registration Date &
Non-City Schools’ Students
Tuesday June 24, 2014
8:00 a.m-2:30p.m
ALL City Schools’ Students
9:00a.m.-2:30p.m.
Register at the summer
school site
Space Available Basis Only
Important Registration Information
From May 5 -June 6, registration forms must be completed by the home school. The forms require a signature of the home school principal or
his/her designee and the school’s guidance counselor. Non-City Schools’ students may acquire a registration form from the nearest public high
school.
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Payment by money order only must accompany completed, signed registration form. There are reduced cost waivers for families
who have met the qualifications for fee reduced/free cost lunches (50%). Students must have 20 or fewer absences in order to qualify.
Non-City Schools’ students are not eligible for waivers.
Payment and registration materials must be brought to the student’s chosen summer school site on the dates listed using the student’s
last name.
The last day for summer school registration is Tuesday, June 24, 2014. Students must register for summer school by late registration.
FEES for Original Credit and Recovery Credit Courses
City Schools’ Students
One Credit Course $150.00
Half Credit Course $ 75.00
There is no fee for Bridge.
City Schools’ Charter Students
Please check with your school to see whether it
offers these or other summer learning programs
and to find out how to register.
Non- City Schools’ Students
One Credit Course $700.00
Half Credit Course $350.00
*Original Credit Courses
One original credit may be earned when the student is enrolled for the first time. No original credit courses will be offered in English II, Biology,
or Algebra I for students who are first time test takers and must pass the HSA as a graduation requirement.
Original Credit/Recovery Credit Courses
ENGLISH
English I
English II*
English III
English IV
SOCIAL STUDIES
U.S. History
Government
World History
MATHEMATICS
Algebra I*
Algebra II
Geometry
Pre Calculus *
SCIENCE
Physics
Biology*
Chemistry
OTHER
Health*** (Dunbar Only)
Spanish I & II** *(Heritage Only)
French I & II*** (Heritage Only)
Tech Ed*** (Dunbar Only)
SAT Prep*** (Heritage Only)
Fundamentals of Art*** (Forest Park Only)
Credit will only be awarded for the HSA courses when the HSA test has been taken in Aug. and all the course requirements have been completed.
**Course offered only at specific sites
BRIDGE- Students must be Bridge eligible in order to enroll in the course. Students must have passed the HSA course and have failed the HSA
associated with the course, at least once. Students may only enroll in Summer Bridge if they have 4 or more projects in a content area.
Students may enroll in Bridge and one additional course. Students must present an Bridge eligibility letter in order to register.
Special Education Services
Students who have an active IEP will be provided resource assistance in the general education classes in which the students are enrolled.
Student Behavior
The summer high school programs are not part of the State Mandated Free Public Education programs offered by City Schools. Therefore,
those provisions of the Code of Conduct that deal specifically with the number of suspension days are not applicable. Expectations for student
behavior are outlined in the Code of Conduct. Students must adhere to the rules and regulations set forth in the Code of Conduct. Students may
be automatically withdrawn from summer school due to consistent infractions of the Code of Conduct. If a student is withdrawn due to
inappropriate behavior a refund will not be given.
Summer School Attendance Policy
Summer school students shall attend class unless prevented by severe illness, death in the family, or court related matters. Summer school
students who miss 10% (3 days) of a class will receive a failing grade for that class. Arriving at school on time is very important to learning.
Three latenesses will constitute one absence. Students whose attendance or punctuality do not meet the above requirements will be withdrawn
from the summer school program This will be done after the school contacts parents/guardians by phone or mail, by counseling and/or by parent
conferences. Refunds will not be given.
Refund Policy
Requests for refunds must be made to the summer school office of the school where the student is registered on or before July 1, 2014.
Refunds will be mailed after August 10, 2014. There will be no refunds for students who have been withdrawn due to chronic absences,
lateness, or offenses against the Code of Conduct. Refund requests after July 1, 2014 will be denied.
Office of Teaching & Learning
200 E. North Avenue, Room 326
Victoria Parrish, Program Coordinator, Office of Extended Learning
Baltimore, MD 21202
443-642-3990