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Grades 8 — 12

Our mission  for summer school  is two-fold. First, for students who may  have developed gaps in their  learning or be credit  deﬁcient, we provide an opportunity to make up credits and  to stay  on track  for graduation. Second, for students with a desire to get  ahead, we provide a chance to advance in their  effort to earn credits by taking  Physical Education
over  the  summer.

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Sylvania Schools

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Grades 8 — 12

Academic Programs
●	Physical Education
○	Session One:  June 7 - June 24
○	Session Two:  July 5 - July 22
●	Online Credit Recovery
○	June 8 — July 21

Location: Timberstone Junior  High School

Summer School Staff Registration Secretary Tanya  Eitniear
419-824-8530

Contacts After June 8th
Summer School Secretary
Mary Pelwecki
419-824-8760

Director
Steve Swaggerty
419-824-8761

Sylvania Schools 	Summer 2021

Summer School Program

●	Who is eligible to take summer P.E.
○	Any 8th-12th grade student wishing  to take  summer P.E. is eligible to sign up

●	Who is eligible for credit  recovery through Summer School?
○	Any Sylvania high school  student who needs to make up credits
○	Any 8th  Grader assigned to summer school  by their  junior high in order to matriculate
○	See the  program of studies for details regarding speciﬁc eligibility

●	Wha	t credit  is available?	
	○	All students taking  summer PE will receive 1/4 credit	
	○	For students in 9th-12th grade, online  credit  recovery courses are  weighted 1/2 credit	
	○	There  is no high school  credit  awarded for 8th  graders taking  credit  recovery courses	
●	When  does Summer School begin?		
	○	Summer P.E.		
	■	Session One: 	June 7 - 24
■	Session Two: 	July 5 - 22
○	Online credit  recovery:	Mon. - Thurs.    8:00 a.m.  - 1:00 p.m. Mon. - Thurs.    8:00 a.m.  - 1:00 p.m.	
	■	Computer Lab Dates:  June 9 - 24
■	Computer Lab Dates:  July 5 - 21	Mon. - Thurs.    9:00 a.m.  - 12:00 p.m. Mon. - Thurs.    9:00 a.m.  - 12:00 p.m.	

●	The LAST DAY for online credit  recovery is Wednesday, July 21st.

●	There will be NO Lab for online credit  recovery the  week of June 28th.

●	Where will classes be held?
○	Summer P.E. classes will be held at Timberstone Jr. High School at 9000 W. Sylvania Ave.

●	Registration
○	You must submit your  registration NO later  than  June 2, 2021.
○	Registration will take  place  online.
○	You will see  a link at the  end  of the  this brochure that you will use  to register.

●	What is the  cost of the  program?
○	The summer P.E. fee  $200.00 plus an $30.00 activity fee, which  covers the  cost  of materials as well as any  off-campus activities.
○	The online  credit  recovery summer school  fee  $200 per course.

●	Paying course fees
○	Fees  can  be paid by mail-in  check  or credit  card.
○	When  you register, you will be prompted to choose your  payment method.

●	NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS after June 4, 2021.

Sylvania Schools 	Summer 2021

Physical Education
●	Physical Education (P.E.) is open  for any  student who needs one-quarter credit  of physical  education.
●	Students may  only enroll  in one  session of summer P.E. per year.
●	Please note, Summer P.E. is 5 hours of physical  activity per day
●	Appropriate dress is required for all summer sports and  physical  ﬁtness activities
●	Activity fee  of $30.00 required in addition to tuition
●	The maximum number of absences accepted is two  classes.  Three  absences will result in a failing grade and the  student will be dropped from  the  class  without a refund.
●	Three  tardies (less than 1/2 hour)  will equal one  absence.
●	The course syllabus handed out  at orientation will have the  most up-to-date class  policies,  grading practices, and  procedures.

Grading Based on Effort,  Participation, Behavior, and Fitness Projects
●	10 points per day possible = 120 points
●	Points  are  based on effort, participation, behavior, ﬁtness projects
●	Must be back  by 9:00 a.m.  from  Walk/Jog or up to 3 points deducted
●	If you cannot participate in any part of an activity, it will not be counted as a day in class.
●	May bring  a water bottle and  nutritious snacks!

One Mile Run Graded Time
This will take  place  twice, once  at the  beginning and  again at the  end  of the  session
Under  8:00	=	10 points		
8:01-8:59	=	9 points	+1 bonus point  for improving	
9:00-9:59	=	8 points	your  time  from  the  ﬁrst  run	
10:00-10:59	=	7 points	to the  second.	
11:00-11:59	=	6 points		
12:00 plus	=	5 points		

A+	98-100%	117-120  points	
A	93-97%	111-116 points	
A-	90-92%	108-110 points	
B+	87-89%	104-107 points	
B	83-86%	99-103 points	
B-	80-82%	96-98 points	
C+	77-79%	92-95 points	
C	73-76%	87-91 points	
C-	70-72%	84-86 points	
D+	67-69%	80-83 points	
D	60-66%	72-79 points	
F	3rd day abs	nt,  or below  59%, or below  71 points	

High School Grading Scale

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Tardiness
●	Late 1-5 minutes or leave early  1-5 minutes	minus  1 point	
●	Late 6-15  minutes or leave early  6-15  minutes	minus  2 points	
●	Late 16-29 minutes or leave early  16-29 minutes	minus  3 points	
●	Three  (3) Late or leave early  30  minutes	considered absent whole  day	

Field Trips
●	Be at speciﬁed location at correct time
●	Dress  appropriately
●	May bring  your  own equipment if you have it (ex:  golf clubs,  bowling  ball/shoes, ice skates)
●	May bring  money for concessions when available
●	Cell phones may  not  be used during  activity time

Sylvania Schools 	Summer 2021

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

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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

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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.

Junior High Core Academic Classes
The following  academic courses are  offered to incoming freshmen as online  credit  recovery programs.
-	English 8 	-	Math 8
- 	Science 8 	-	Social Studies 8

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

Sylvania Schools 	Summer 2021

Program Notes
●	All credit  recovery courses will be offered online  through Edgenuity. Our staff will enroll each student in the  appropriate program.  Online credit  recovery courses will have set  lab hours: Monday  - Thursday, 9:00 a.m.  - 12:00 p.m.   Teachers will be available for additional support via email.
●	The LAST day for online credit  recovery is Wednesday, July 21st.
●	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.

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
●	You can  also make a secure credit  card  payment.  After you register using  the  link above, if
you select credit  card  payment on the  registration form, Tanya  Eitniear  will reach out  you over the  telephone to take  down  your  credit  card  number.  If you have questions, you can  reach her at 419.824.8530.

Refund Policy
●	NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS after June 4, 2021
●	A receipt will be given  for payment but  does  not  conﬁrm placement in Summer School.   This is based on enrollment.  Conﬁrmation will be emailed around June 1st conﬁrming
your  student’s placement in Summer School.

Registration Form
●	Now that you have read through the  program, you are  ready to register.
●	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  orientation for their  course.	Once  you register you will learn  the time  and  date of your  orientation.
●	Click here to register and choose the  course(s) in which  you would  like to enroll.