SUMMER SCHOOL
Highland Park High School
2020-21
Thank you for your patience as we have made changes to Summer School 2021. Please read all information to see details of changes.
Summer School Information
Only students who are classified as freshmen or above for the fall semester immediately following summer school are eligible to attend HPHS Summer School. Please see the counseling website for information related to summer courses offered outside of HPISD. A student may normally earn a maximum of two semesters of credit (one full course unit) in one summer. As HPHS Summer School is self-funded, a minimum number of students must register for each course to cover costs.
All courses are offered Monday - Friday during the summer.
Courses will be offered in person. Students in person will be required to wear a mask.
Any course that is being taken again due to a failing grade.
Biology , Chemistry, PhysicsAlgebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2 English 1, English 2, English 3, World Geography, World History, US History
Any course taken for the first time to award initial credit.
Health, Government (Virtual Academy)Physics (Virtual Academy)Professional Communication
Any course taken for the first time at an accelerated pace to award initial credit.
Geometry Latin 3 PAPTAG Professional Communication (Speech)Spanish 3
Withdrawal Policy
If the course proves too difficult, students can withdraw on the first day of classes and receive a 50% refund. After the first day of classes, there will be no refunds. Since summer school is self-funded, there are NO exceptions to this policy.
Any student unable to complete a course, for any reason, should contact the summer school principal to formally withdraw from the summer school course. Once the withdrawal has been approved, the student will be withdrawn from summer school and no grade assigned for the particular course. A grade will be assigned to a student who fails to formally withdraw from a course and the course grade will appear on the transcript.