South River HS Summer School & ‘NH’ Assignment Recovery Program

Press release from South River High School:

June 12, 2020

Secondary Summer School

July 7 through August 4, 2020

Our virtual summer school program offers students a limited number of secondary school courses and provides students the opportunity to:

• make up work in which they were unsuccessful
• improve grade averages in sequential subjects
• earn credits to meet high school graduation requirements

Due COVID-19 Health Concerns

Secondary Summer School Classes are FREE

and Will be Held Online

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Each course is highly concentrated and reviews the course content. Courses meet for two hours and 45 minutes each day, Monday through Thursday. All courses will have two-hour final exams on the last day of summer school. There must be a minimum of 12 students enrolled in a course for it to be offered. All courses will be offered in a virtual format, with no face-to-face meeting requirement.
Summer School Brochure – English
Summer School Brochure – Spanish

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Assignment to Secondary Summer School will be determined
by student’s home school.

Online Registration – June 29 through June 30

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SECONDARY SUMMER ‘NG’ ASSIGNMENT RECOVERY’ PROGRAM

A FREE 4-week-long, virtual summer program for students who
received a “No Grade – NG” for the 4th quarter, but who did not fail the 3rd quarter

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This is a special program offered to students who wish to improve their second semester grade who may have had difficulty due to challenges and stressors caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students may be recommended by their school counselors and teachers as an option for increased learning and grade improvement.
Students interested in this program must register online and will take an assessment to identify elements from Quarter 4 that still need to be learned. Instruction will be provided online via drop-in, teacher-led tutoring sessions with assignments due August 4, 2020.

Online Registration – June 29 through June 30

For more information, visit aacps.org/summer

This press release was produced by South River High School. The views expressed here are the author’s own.