Summer School Brochure.pdf - West High School

USD 259
Summer School
2013
June 3-20
Summer School Sites
Heights High
North High

Summer School Locations
Summer School will be held at
Heights High
and
North High
Students must enroll through their school
counselor.
Please contact the Summer School
Contact from your school should you have
any questions.
Course Offerings and location are contingent
on enrollment. Students will be notified
by May 31, 2013 of any changes to
their summer school schedule.

Contact Information
School Summer School Contact Phone
East……………………………………………Michael Archibeque…………………………………….973-7252
Heights………………………………………Travis Stockam …..……………………………………973-1411
North…………………………………………Chad Cushenbery……………………….……………….973-6321
NE Magnet……………………………..Matt Creasman…………………… ………………………973-2303
Northwest……………………………….Walter Givens..…………..………………………………973-6076
South…………………………………………Larry Sadd…….…………… …………………… ………973-5477
Southeast……………………………...George Fulton………………………………… …………..973-2861
West………………………………………..Ben Mitchell…...……..………………………………….973-3600
Enrollment Procedure
Enrollment Information
To enroll, students must see a counselor for course selection and completion of
enrollment form before paying fees. Classes will be filled on a first-come, firstserved
basis. Enrollment opens April 22, 2013. The last day to enroll for High
School Summer courses is Thursday, May 30, 2013 no later than noon.
(After May 23rd , you must enroll at Heights or North).
Course Fees
USD 259 Students: Course fees are $90.00 per class (one half unit of course credit)
All other Students: $150.00 per class (one half unit of course credit)
***No refund issued after student attends first session.
***No transportation will be provided for Summer School.
Attendance Policy
Students are expected to be present each day of summer school without exception.
When students are unable to be present for the entire 12 days, students
risk removal from the summer school opportunity without credit and without
refund. Family vacations, doctor appointments, and other commitments should not
be planned during summer school classes.
No make-up sessions will be held. Three (3) tardies equal one(1) absence. Any student
late after 30 minutes to a session is considered absent. Students with one(1)
absence will be withdrawn with an “F”.
* Emergency absences will be up to the discretion of the principal.

Behavior Expectations
Conduct
Conduct which interferes with the rights of other students to learn will not
be tolerated and could result in removal from Summer School. Events surrounding
the reason the student is sent to the office will be investigated
and due process given. (No refunds)
Smoking or Use of Tobacco
Smoking or any use of tobacco on USD 259 property may result in dismissal
from Summer School.
Dress and Courtesy
The general atmosphere of a school must be conducive to learning. If a
student’s general appearance attracts undue attention to the extent that it
becomes a disruptive factor, the student will be asked to make necessary
changes.
Cell Phones/Music Devices
Cell phone usage is prohibited during class (instructional) time. The use of
music devices during class (instructional) time is at the discretion of the
classroom teacher.
All USD 259 BOE Policies are in effect for Summer School. USD 259
is not responsible for damaged or stolen electronic devices brought to
summer school by students.
Learning Centers
The Learning Centers will be open at all comprehensive high schools.
during Summer School. Inquire at the individual schools for details.

Course Offerings
The High School Summer courses allow students to receive credit in
required subject areas after they have failed a course earlier. Three
classes are offered for original credit based on the following criteria:
1. Government, students entering their senior year (one semester
course).
2. Financial Literacy, students entering their junior or senior year.
3. P.E. Foundations (two semester course) students entering their
freshman year.
First semester courses (.5 credit) are offered in the morning session:
7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Second semester courses (.5 credit) are offered in the afternoon
session: 12:00 to 4:00
The one-semester course in Government and Financial Literacy is offered
both sessions as enrollment and teacher availability allow.
Course (semesters)
Course Numbers
Algebra I (1 & 2) ...................................................................................………..2111/2112
Geometry (1 &2).....................................................................................……...2421/2422
Intermediate Algebra (1 & 2)……………………………………………………………….2143/2144
Math Applications (1 &2)…………………………… ………………………………………...2154/2155
English I (1 & 2) .....................................................................................………..1211/1212
English II (1 & 2) ...................................................................................……….1221/1222
English III (1 & 2) ................................................................................……….1231/1232
U.S. History I (1 & 2) ...........................................................................……...3361/3362
U.S. History II (1 & 2) ........................................................................……...3641/3642
Government ............................................................................................……………….3350*
Biology 1 (1 & 2)…...................................................................................………4251/4252
Biology 2 (1 & 2)……………………………………………………………………………………...4256/4257
P.E. Foundations (1 & 2) .......................................................................……..9211/9212*
Financial Literacy…………………………………………………………………………………………….7610*
* Also offered for original credit
NOTE: IB students should contact East High for summer course offerings

Learning² eSchool
Learning² eSchool Summer School Offerings
412 S. Main, Wichita, KS
973-5181
eSchool will follow the same guidelines for enrollment
as our partners at North HS and Heights HS. Our
courses, however, are online, requiring all students to
have high speed internet service and a computer at
home to enroll. Students must have an active email
address to maintain daily communication with their
online teacher. Students must attend a face-to-face
1 hour training session before summer school begins,
on Friday, May 31. Students will meet in-person at
412 S. Main for their final exam proctoring on June
20. Failure to meet at the designated testing time
will result in failure of the class.
Government .5 credit 3350*
Financial Literacy .5 credit 7610*
PE Foundations .5/.5 9211/9212*
Please visit www.learning2eschool.com/summer for
more information.