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Remedial Courses

  • Courses students choose to take in the summer after attempting the course previously and not completing the course with credits.
  • Listed below is a quick reference of courses offered.  To see the detailed information, scroll down the page.
Course Students Able to Take Course
Driver’s Education Anyone who has previously failed the course
American Gov. – Traditional, Blended & Online Anyone who has previously failed the course
English I, II, III or IV Anyone who has previously failed the course
Algebra I & II Anyone who has previously failed the course
Geometry Anyone who has previously failed the course
Biology Anyone who has previously failed the course
Consumer Ed. – Traditional, Blended & Online Anyone who has previously failed the course
Personal Finance – Traditional & Online Anyone who has previously failed the course
US History – Traditional & Blended Anyone who has previously failed the course

 

Class Descriptions

Driver’s Education (Classroom)
*Students must participate in both Classroom and Behind the Wheel during the same session

  • 2 hour class
  • 8 am – 10:08 am or 10:08 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • Must be a rising Sophomore and have passed at least 8 classes the previous 2 semesters
  • Must be 15 before the start date of the course
  • Graduation Requirement (may be taken at an outside location and still qualify for graduation requirement)
  • $20 fee for Driver’s Permit (check payable to Secretary of State) due on first of day of class

Driver’s Education (Behind the Wheel)
*Students must participate in both Classroom and Behind the Wheel during the same session

  • Spots will be selected after registration in the classroom portion.  Students will sign up for a 2 hour session between the hours of 6 am – 4 pm.
  • There will be 7 days of Behind the Wheel:
    • Students taking the 1st session of Driver’s Ed will sign up for Behind the Wheel June 14 – 22 or June 25 – July 3.
    • Students taking the 2nd session of Driver’s Ed will sign up for Behind the Wheel July 12 – July 20 or July 23 – July 31.
  • Must be a rising Sophomore and have passed at least 8 classes the previous 2 semesters
  • Must be 15 before the start date of the course
  • Graduation Requirement (may be taken at outside location and still qualify for graduation requirement)

American Government

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • Graduation Requirement

American Government – Blended 

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session 2
    • Attendance days will be determined by the teacher.
  • Graduation Requirement

American Government – Online

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session
  • Required attendance days:
    • Session 1 – June 11, June 15, June 22, June 28, and June 29
    • Session 2 – July 9, July 13, July 20, July 26, and July 27
  • Graduation Requirement

English I, II, III or IV

  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 (Semester 1) and Session 2 (Semester 2)
  • Students may take either session or both sessions.
  • Graduation Requirement

Algebra I, Algebra II, or Geometry

  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 (Semester 1) and Session 2 (Semester 2)
  • Students may take either session or both sessions.
  • Graduation Requirement

Biology

  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 (Semester 1) and Session 2 (Semester 2)
  • Students may take either session or both sessions.
  • Graduation Requirement

Consumer Education – Traditional

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement.

Personal Finance or Consumer Ed?

Deciding which course to take for the consumer education graduation requirement? Both classes meet the requirement, so we hope this comparison will help you decide:
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Consumer Education:
This course teaches the essentials of living wisely in our changing society. Students will be able to understand how an individual and families survive financially and how everyday decisions affect our lives. Students will learn how to make smart financial decisions and life choices through hands-on experiences that include but are not limited to career planning, family structures, and finances. This course has more of an individual and family focus.

Personal Finance:
This course teaches the essentials of living wisely in our changing economy. Students will be able to understand how an individual survives financially and how everyday decisions affect our market. Students will learn how to make smart financial decisions through hands-on experiences that include but are not limited to reconciling a checkbook, budgeting, completing a 1040EZ tax form, and planning their own long term goals and career plans. This course has more of a business focus.

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Consumer Education – Blended 

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 only
    • Students will choose their attendance days (Mon-Wed or Tues-Thurs) the first day of class.  Available slots for days will be filled on a first come first serve basis to balance out the class.  All students will attend the first two days.
  • This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement.

Consumer Education – Online

  • Semester class
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • Required attendance days:
    • Session 1 – June 11, June 29
    • Session 2 – July 9, July 27
  • This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement.

Personal Finance – Traditional

  • Semester class
  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement.

Personal Finance – Online

  • Semester class
  • Session 1 or Session 2
  • Required attendance days:
    • Session 1 – June 11, June 29
    • Session 2 – July 9, July 27
  • This course meets the consumer education graduation requirement.

US History – Traditional and Blended

  • 8 am – 12:16 pm
  • Session 1 (Semester 1) and Session 2 (Semester 2)
  • Students may take the first session or both sessions.  Although both semesters of US History are required to graduate, students are not required to take the both semesters during the summer.
  • Graduation Requirement