Sylvania Schools

Summer School Program

Grades 9 — 12

Online Credit Recovery June 10—July 22

Our mission is to provide students an opportunity to ﬁll in gaps in their learning, to make up credits where they are currently deﬁcient, and to stay on track for graduation. Due to the current orders from the state government, we will use Google Classroom, Google Meet, and email to provide students academic support as they complete their coursework.

Director : Steve Swaggerty 419-824-8611 Ext. 2202

Secretary: Tanya Eitniear 419-824-8530

Summer School Program
Who is eligible for credit recovery through Summer School?
Any Sylvania high school student who needs to makeup credits
See the program of studies for details regarding speciﬁc eligibility

What credit is available?
For students in 9th-12th grade, online credit recovery courses are weighted 1/2 credit

When does Summer School begin?
Online credit recovery:
Virtual Computer Lab Dates: June 10 - 25 Mon - Thur 9 am - 12 pm
Virtual Computer Lab Dates: July 6 - 22	Mon - Thur 9 am - 12 pm

The LAST DAY for online credit recovery is Wednesday, July 22nd.

There will be NO Lab for online credit recovery the week of June 29th.

Where will classes be held?
Due to the current orders from the state government, we will use Google Classroom, Google Meet, and email to provide students academic support as they complete their coursework.

What is the cost of the program?
The online credit recovery summer school fee $200 per course.

NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS after June 5, 2020.

Registration
You must submit your registration NO later than June 3, 2020.
Registration will take place online. You will see a link at the end of the this brochure that you will use to register.

Send appropriate fees to:
Fees can be paid by mail-in check to:
Bradley J. Rieger Building c/o Tanya Eitniear

4747 N Holland Sylvania Rd Sylvania, OH 43560
For secure credit card payment, you can call Tanya at 419.824.8530. If she is not available, you can leave your call back number and she will reach out to you to get credit card information.

High School Core Academic Classes: Semester One*
Health	1/2 Credit
Instruction in personal health and ﬁtness, nutrition, drug education, safety, and emergency care will occur. Students will develop the knowledge base from which to make healthy lifestyle choices in everyday living.

Algebra I - Semester One	1/2 Credit
Generalizes concepts of arithmetic through the use of literal symbols; helps students develop the ability to reason abstractly.

Geometry - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This course in modern geometry discusses the properties of plane and space ﬁgures. Other skills and activities from Algebra I are included in this course.

Intermediate Algebra - Semester One	1/2 Credit Reviews topics from Algebra I and extends these topics to prepare students for Algebra II. This course includes the use of technology such as graphing calculators.

Algebra II - Semester One	1/2 Credit
Algebra II studies the problems of Algebra I in greater depth and is a more sophisticated treatment of those problems. It is recommended that students have a “C” or better in Algebra I and Geometry to take this course.

English 9 - Semester One	1/2 Credit
Combines the study of library skills, literature, vocabulary, and composition incorporating the study of grammar and usage of mechanics.

English 10 - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This course explores short stories, novels, theater history, as well as poetry. Some creative writing is taught and the format and development of a term paper is required.

English 11 - Semester One	1/2 Credit
American Literature is the basis for this class. This course is a study of well-known American authors with an emphasis on the historical context and American ideals presented in literature.

English 12 - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This semester length study of the development of British literature provides students an opportunity to read and analyze a variety of literature at a higher level.

Science 9: Physics - Semester One	1/2 Credit

This course is an overview of the ﬁeld of physics. The course also involves simple problem solving and mathematical concepts.

* All of the core academic classes are only for students repeating class

Sylvania Schools	Summer 2020

Biology - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This is an introductory lab oriented course in which students spend 30% of their time in lab related activities. Throughout the course students will collect and analyze data and are expected
to make connections to the biological concepts learned in class and the world around them.

Environmental Science - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This class involves the study of ecosystems, alternative energy sources, natural resources, and environmental protection. The class will consist of projects, lab investigations, research projects, and presentations.

Chemistry - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This is a lab-lecture course. It includes topics such as atomic theory, bonding, periodic law, gas laws, energy reactions, solutions, and analysis.

World Studies - Semester One	1/2 Credit
A chronological study of world history from 1750 to the present. This study includes history and integrates each of the other six social studies standards.

American History - Semester One	1/2 Credit
This course completes the chronological study of the history of the United States begun in the eighth grade. They develop a deeper understanding of their role as citizens and continue to expand their command of social studies skills and methods.

American Government - Semester One	1/2 Credit Required for all seniors; examines the three branches of government at the national, state and local levels from a historical and contemporary point of view.

High School Core Academic Classes: Semester Two*
Algebra I  - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Builds on the foundations established in the ﬁrst semester of Algebra I.

Geometry - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Builds on the foundations established in the ﬁrst semester of Geometry.

Intermediate Algebra	1/2 Credit
Builds on the foundations established in the ﬁrst semester of Intermediate Algebra/Analysis and Measurement.

Algebra II - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Builds on the foundations established in the ﬁrst semester of Algebra II.

* All of the core academic classes are only for students repeating class

English 9 - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Continues utilizing the skills developed in English 9 - semester one. Must have passed English 9 - semester one to be eligible for this class.

English 10 - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Continues utilizing the skills developed in English 10 - semester one. Must have passed English 10 - semester one to be eligible for this class.

English 11 - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
This course builds on the skills developed in English 11– Semester One. Must have passed English 11—Semester One in order to be eligible for this class.

English 12 - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
This course continues to build on the skills learned throughout semester one of English 12. You must have passed Semester One– English 12 to be eligible for this course.

Science 9: Physics - Semester Two	1/2 Credit Through lecture and lab investigations, students are introduced to the basic concepts of the chemical properties of matter. The course also includes applications of scientiﬁc reasoning and the relationships of science concepts to everyday life.

Biology - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
This class builds on the skills learned in semester one of biology. Must have passed semester one to be eligible for this course.

Environmental Science - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
This class builds on the skills learned throughout semester one of Environmental Science. Must have passed semester one of Environmental Science in order to be eligible for this course.

Chemistry - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
This course builds on the concepts of semester one of Chemistry. Must have passed semester one to be eligible for this course.

World Studies - Semester Two	1/2 Credit
Continues utilizing skills developed in World History — semester one. Must have passed World Studies - semester one to be eligible for this class.

American History - Semester Two	1/2 Credit Continues utilizing skills developed in American History semester one. Must have passed American History semester one in order to be eligible for this class.

All of the core academic classes are only for students repeating class

Program Notes
All credit recovery courses will be offered online through either GradPoint or Edgenuity. Our staff will enroll each student in the appropriate program. Online credit recovery courses will have set virtual lab hours: Monday - Thursday, 9 am - 12 pm. Teachers will be available for support via Google Classroom, Google Hangout Meet, and Email.
The LAST day for online credit recovery is Wednesday, July 22nd.
Please check with your school counselors to be certain that you are enrolling in the course you need, and to receive the proper credit for makeup classes.
Reasonable accommodations are available for students who are provided with them during the regular school year. Special Education is only available through extended school year services.
Summer School Regulations
All students are bound to the Sylvania Schools Conduct Code while enrolled in the summer school program. Any violations could result in suspension or dismissal from summer school without a refund of payment.
There will be no in-school suspension. As a result, students who break any rules will be released from the program and will not receive scholastic credit or a refund of tuition costs.
Refund Policy
NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS after June 5, 2020
A receipt will be given for payment but does not conﬁrm placement in Summer School. This is based on enrollment. A letter of conﬁrmation will be sent/emailed in early June conﬁrming your student’s placement in Summer School.
Registration Form
Students may enroll in up to two classes with the option for more based on instructor approval once the ﬁrst two are ﬁnished.
Students MUST attend the Virtual Orientation on June 10th (time will be assigned at time of registration.)
Click here to register and choose the course(s) in which you would like to enroll.
Payment Logistics
Fees can be paid by mail-in check to:

Bradley J. Rieger Building c/o Tanya Eitniear
4747 N Holland Sylvania Rd Sylvania, OH 43560
For secure credit card payment, you can call Tanya at 419.824.8530. If
she is not available, you can leave your call back number and she will reach out to you to get credit card information.