Summer Program

St. Paul High School offers a comprehensive summer school curriculum that enables students to take courses for advancement, or to complete graduation requirements.

All students must have counselor’s signature to register for summer school.

Dates

Start date: June 20, 2012.
End date: July 27, 2012.
School Holiday July 4th, 5th & 6th, 2012.

SCHEDULE (M-FRI)

Session I Classes 8:00– 10:30.
Session II Classes: 11:00-1:30.
Session III Classes: TBA

COURSE OFFERINGS

1st & 2nd Session
Pre-Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra 2

Algebra 2* ---enrichment
Art 1* --- enrichment
Computers
Chemistry
Economics * --- enrichment
English 1, 2, 3
Geometry
Geometry (year)* --- enrichment
Government *
Health
Religion 1,2,3
Spanish 1,2,3
U.S. History Rev
U.S. History* --- enrichment
Psychology
World History
Pre-Calculus
Biology
“Game-Programming in Visual Basic” (year)* --- enrichment


3rd Session
SAT Prep Eng/Math
“Writing the Personal Essay Workshop”
Football
Frosh Football
Baseball
Volleyball
G. Basketball Camp
B. Basketball Camp
F. Basketball Camp
F. Baseball Camp
Softball Camp
G. Soccer Camp
B. Soccer Camp
Band Camp
Pep Squad Camp
Cross Country Camp
“Computer Game-Programming” * ----Enrichment (10 Units)

COST

Academic:
One class $300.
Two classes $500.
Double Session (year course) $500.
Workshops $150.

Camps $150
Classes marked with an * are max 25. Additional students will be placed on a waiting list.

Athletic/Extra-curricular:
First Class $300.
Camps $150.
Each additional class $175.

REGISTRATION

The registration form(click here)  and a non-refundable deposit of $100.00 is due at the time of registration and will be credited towards summer school tuition. The remainder of the tuition for summer school is due by July 3rd, 2012. All summer school tuition must be paid in order to take final exams and receive credit.

BOOKS

Students are responsible for supplying their own text book.

ATTENDANCE

Students are required to attend 22 days of class in order to receive credit. Family vacations, doctor/dentist appointments are not sufficient reason for absence. Please keep in mind that habitual tardiness will result in the student being counted as absent. Four tardies= 1 absence.