CUHSD offers a summer school program for grades 9-12 at designated sites. There are no enrichment courses offered. Students who have failed one or two semester courses may enroll to make up units for failed courses. Students can make up 10 units during summer school. Students who enroll in Algebra I and Geometry must enroll in both sessions in order to receive credit for those courses.

Calendar for 2008 Summer School: June 23– July 31

Summer school is two three week sessions(each is one semester) with a total of 28 days of instruction, five days a week. Wednesday, July 4 is a holiday in observance of Independence Day.

First Session:  June 23 - July 11, 2008

Second Session:  July 14 - July 31, 2008

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Daily Schedule

Locations

Branham and Westmont High Schools

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Credit

Students may earn a maximum of 10 units during the summer session. Five units of credit will be granted for each (three week) semester course (130 minutes of daily class work).  A State requirement mandates that students who enroll in Algebra or Geometry must enroll in both sessions even though they may have passed one semester.

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School Regulations

1. The same standards of student conduct expected during the regular school year are expected during summer school. Please remember that use of tobacco, radios, bikes, and skateboards is not permitted on the summer school campus. Students caught smoking will be dropped from summer school. All campuses are smoke free.
   
   
2. Students are financially responsible for textbooks and other school property in their care.
   
   
3. Students driving to school must park their cars in the Student Parking Lot. All rules for driving a car during the regular school year must also be observed during summer school.
   
   
4. There will be no loitering in the school parking lot at any time.
   
   
5. THE CAMPUS IS CLOSED. Students with two class periods may NOT LEAVE DURING BREAK.
   
   
6. Proper dress is expected on campus at all times. There will be NO gang wear, bandanas, chains, explicit advertising on T-shirts or hats allowed. Clothing should be modest and not distracting to others. Shoes must be worn at all times.

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Attendance

Regular attendance is required. One day of absence in summer school is equivalent to five days of absence during the regular school year, and two tardies equal one absence. Students are only allowed two or three absences (depending upon units taken) and will automatically be dropped on the third absence, the sixth tardy, or the combination of absences and tardies. Semester course - 5 units (One absence allowed, and student will be dropped on the second absence.) Year long course - 10 units (Two absences allowed, and student will be dropped with the third absence.) Regular attendance is necessary, and students are asked not to enroll if vacation plans, summer camps, etc. will interfere with attendance.

A student not in class on the first day of summer school will be considered a NO SHOW and will be dropped from summer school.

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Registration

Registration will be conducted from March 3 to May 9, 2008.  All enrollment cards must be signed by the parent or guardian and approved by the high school guidance advisor. Students registering for special education courses must have the approval of the special education department chairperson at their high school. ELD registrations must be signed by Nguyen Anh Cang, District Bilingual Cultural Specialist.

The completed enrollment card is to be returned to the regular high school as soon as possible. Campbell Union High School District attempts to balance enrollment and course offerings, so there is no guarantee or commitment of summer school site assignments.

Once late registration is completed and information is entered, students will receive their summer schedule indicating their enrolled courses and assigned school site.

Any student wishing to add a summer school course after May 9 will be put on a waiting list. They will be notified on the first day of summer school if there is room in the course.

The Government/Economics course may be offered at only one site. Students enrolled in that course will take all of their courses at that site.

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Transportation

Students will need to provide their own transportation to summer school.

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Further Information About Summer School

Students and parents may obtain additional information about summer school from the guidance advisors until the end of the regular school year. Summer school personnel will be available the week before summer school starts. Please do not call the district or the school sites for summer school information after the regular school year ends.

Students who have not attended Campbell Union High School District schools will be placed in courses only on a space available basis.

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