2012 Secondary Summer School Registration Information
Summer Creek High School Campus
Session I - June 6, 2012 – July 2, 2012
Session II - July 10, 2012 – August 2, 2012
Monday-Thursday
High School Middle School
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Morning Session------8:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Afternoon Session------11:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Eric Lathan Mr. Damico Bartley
1st Session------June 6, 2012 – July 2, 2012
2nd Session------July 10, 2012 – Aug 2, 2012
HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION:
April - May **Students see home campus counselor to pre-register for summer courses
June 2 4 Registration Saturday and Monday for Humble ISD and out-of -district students
Saturday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Monday 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Session / Registration Date / +Late Fee Application / *Registration Closed1st Session / June 2, 2012 June 4, 2012 / June 6, 2012 / June 6, 2012
2nd Session / June 2, 2012 June 4, 2012 / July 10, 2012 / July 10, 2012
+$25.00 late fee per class will apply for late registration.
*NO REFUNDS ISSUED AFTER REGISTRATION CLOSE DATE FOR EACH SESSION
SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATION
Thursday, August 2, 2012
7:00 P.M.
Summer Creek High School Performing Arts Center
Ceremony for HUMBLE ISD Students Only!
For students who are currently eligible for Special Education or Section 504 services: It is the parent’s or adult student’s responsibility to inform the Summer
School Principal of the student’s need for an accommodation plan, upon registration. An accommodation plan, if needed for Summer School, may also be requested through the student’s counselor or educational diagnostician prior to the end of the regular school term.
281- 641-8590 ( Effec. 6/5/12)
**Students must pre-register with counselor before Registration Dates.
Counselors will not be available for consultation during Registration.
First Session Regular Summer School (June 6th- July 2nd)
Morning Period 8:00-10:45
Course6th Grade Math / Course #
6124R / Time
8:00-10:45
7th Grade Math
8th Grade Math / 7724R
8824R / 8:00-10:45
8:00-10:45
Afternoon Period 11:15-2:00
Course6th Grade Reading/Language Arts / Course #
6112R / Time
11:15-2:00
7th Grade Reading/Language Arts
8th Grade Reading/Language Arts / 7714R
8814R / 11:15-2:00
11:15-2:00
Second Session (July 10th- August 2nd)
Morning Period 8:00-10:45
Course6th Grade History / Course #
6144R / Time
8:00-10:45
7th Grade History
8th Grade History / 7744R
8844R / 8:00-10:45
8:00-10:45
Afternoon Period 11:15-2:00
Course6th Grade Science / Course #
6134R / Time
11:15-2:00
7th Grade Science
8th Grade Science / 7734R
8834R / 11:15-2:00
11:15-2:00
MIDDLE SCHOOL TUITION
In-District Student - $175 per course
Out-of-District Student - $225 per course
*TRANSPORTATION $100 PER SESSION
NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. TUITION MAY BE PAID WITH CASH, MONEY ORDER, OR CASHIERS CHECK ONLY. PAYMENT FOR ALL COURSES IS DUE IN FULL DURING REGISTRATION.
*NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED: AFTER JUNE 6, 2012 FOR 1ST SESSION AFTER JULY 10, 2012 FOR 2ND SESSION
Special Education ESY
June 12-June 28 and July 16-August 2
8:00-11:30 Monday – Thursday
(Number of days determined by the ARD committee) Summer Creek High School
Summer School Options
for High School Credit
1. Traditional “face-to-face” courses for initial credit or for credit recovery; taught in classrooms at SCHS 6 hours each day
2. Credit Recovery/PACE courses for CREDIT RECOVERY ONLY;
conducted in a computer lab at SCHS 2 hours each day
3. Online courses for initial credit delivered through TxVSN; student must have access to computer and internet service; high school course options can be viewed at www.txvsn.org
TUITION
Traditional High School (Option 1) In-District Student - $175 per ½ credit
Out-of-District Student - $225 per ½ credit
PACE/Credit Recovery (Option 2) $175 per session for 2hr. block
TxVSN Online Courses (Option 3) In-District Students ONLY Student must pay TxVSN price at registration
Go to www.txvsn.org for TxVSN high school course options
*Transportation $100 per session
NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. TUITION MAY BE PAID WITH CASH, MONEY ORDER, OR CASHIERS CHECK ONLY. PAYMENT FOR ALL COURSES IS DUE IN FULL DURING REGISTRATION.
*NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED AFTER JUNE 6, 2012
Due to class sizes, HISD reserves the right to combine or drop classes. All classes are
formed when it is seen that they are self-supporting. Any exception to this is approved by the
Summer School Principal and Associate Superintendent.
Traditional Course Offerings (Option 1)
1st SESSION 2nd SESSION
June 6, 2012 – July 2, 2012 July 10, 2012 – August 2, 2012
LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT
*English IA / 1111RA / *English IB / 1111RB*English IIA / 1121RA / *English IIB / 1121RB
*English IIIA / 1131RA / *English IIIB / 1131RB
English IVA / 1141RA / English IVB / 1141RB
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
*Algebra IA / 2202RA / *Algebra IB / 2202RB*Geometry A / 2212RA / *Geometry B / 2212RB
Math Models A / 2229RA / Math Models B / 2229RB
*Algebra II A / 2222RA / *Algebra IIB / 2222RB
Algebra III A / 2225RA / Algebra IIIB / 2225RB
SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT
*World Geography A / 4411RA / *World Geography B / 4411RB*World History A / 4421RA / *World History B / 4421RB
*U.S. History A / 4431RA / *U.S. History B / 4431RB
Economics / 4451R / Government / 4441R
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT / SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Integrated Physics Chemistry A
*Biology A
*Chemistry A
*Principles of Physics A / 3307RA
3321RA
3331RA C706RA / Integrated Physics Chemistry B
*Biology B
*Chemistry B
*Principles of Physics B / 3307RB
3321RB
3331RB C706RB
OTHER OFFERINGS
Business Info Mgmt A / C204RA / OTHER OFFERINGS
Business Info Mgmt A / C204RB
Spanish 1 A / 5631RA / Spanish 1 B / 5631RB
Spanish 2 A / 5633RA / Spanish 2 B / 5633RB
Foundations of PE / 5501R / Foundations of PE / 5501R
Team Sports/PE / 5502R / Team Sports/PE / 5502R
Individual Sports / 5503R / Individual Sports / 5503R
Communication Applications/Speech / 1170R / Health / 5580R
*Students in Cohorts 2015 2016 may NOT take these courses for initial credit due to End of Course examination requirements.
End of Course (E.O.C.) ACADEMY
Week of June 18 – 21 / English 1 (8 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) / World Geography (11:15 a.m. – 2:15 p.m.)Week of June 25 – 28 / Algebra 1 (8 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) / Biology (11:15 a.m. – 2:15 p.m.)
Credit Recovery / PACE (Option 2)
1. Student MUST have approval from counselor to attend Credit Recovery.
2. All Credit Recovery/PACE students must attend the Summer School Assembly at the start of the session for which you are scheduled:
1st Summer Session: June 6, 2012 / 9:00 a.m. / SCHS Auditorium2nd Summer Session: July 10, 2012 / 9:00 a.m. / SCHS Auditorium
TxVSN Online Courses (Option 3)
NOTE: These completely online courses are taught by a provider outside of Humble ISD, through Texas
Virtual School Network (TxVSN). They are time-intensive, rigorous courses.
1. Eligibility: ONLY for students who were continuously enrolled in Humble ISD (grades 8-11) during
2011-2012 AND are in good academic standing. Student must have access to a computer and internet service.
2. Student may take through TxVSN only those courses that are required for graduation AND that do not have a STAAR End of Course Exam requirement.
3. Cost: Student will pay the full price of each TxVSN course, as published in the TxVSN course catalog found at www.txvsn.org. Course prices range from $250 - $400 per ½ credit.
4. Student must complete and submit the TxVSN Summer 2012 Pre-Registration Form found at http://www.humbleisd.net/Page/37087. Payment will be made at summer school registration.
5. A limited number of scholarships covering the TxVSN course cost are available. Students interested in a scholarship may go to http://www.humbleisd.net/Page/37087 for an application. Scholarship applications are DUE no later than Wednesday, May 16, 2012.
6. Student must “check in” with the TxVSN mentor WEEKLY once the course begins, either in person at the SCHS TxVSN computer lab OR by email. Student may use the SCHS computers for online courses during lab hours but will have to login and work in the course more than those 10 hours per week to be successful.
7. SCHS TxVSN Computer Lab hours: Tuesdays 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Thursdays 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
As required by the provider school, online exams will be proctored by the TxVSN mentor in the computer lab during the published times.
TRANSPORTATION
Transportation Cost: $100.00 per session
DESIGNATED BUS STOPS
KINGWOOD SCHOOLS / KINGWOOD/PORTER AREA· Deerwood Elementary (Front)
· Elm Grove Elementary (Front)
· Foster Elementary area (Bus zone on Lake Village)
· Greentree Elementary (Front)
· Hidden Hollow Elementary (Corner Appalachian Rock Springs)
· Kingwood High School (Front of school)
· Shadow Forest Elementary (Bus zone on Mills
Branch)
· Willow Creek Elementary (Bus zone on Hidden
Lakes)
· Woodland Hills Elementary (Bus zone on Tree
Lane)
· Kingwood Park High School Campus
(Chanay Lane at Hickory Glen Court) / · Instructional Support Center (south entrance)
HUMBLE SCHOOLS / HUMBLE/ATASCOCITA/NORTH BELT AREA
· Atascocita Middle School (Bus zone)
· Humble Elementary (Fieldtree @ Upwood)
· Humble Middle School (Bus zone)
· North Belt Elementary (Front)
· Oaks Elementary (Front)
· Park Lakes (Bus zone)
· Pine Forest Elementary (Bus zone
· Summerwood Elementary (Bus zone)
· Lakeland Elementary (Bus zone)
· Timberwood Middle School (Bus zone)
· River Pines Elementary (front of school)
· Oak Forest Elementary (Bus zone) Fall Creek Elementary (bus zone) Lakeshore Elementary (front) Eagle Springs Elementary (front)
Timbers Elementary (front) / · Atascocita Pines Apartments (230 Atascocita Rd.)
· Atascocita Trailer Park (520 Atascocita Rd.)
· Classic Pines Estates (Entrance)
· Deerbrook Garden Apartments
· Eastex Oaks (Pinetex Hickorytex)
· Kings River (Water Point Trl @ Upper Lake)
· Meadowbrook Mobile Home Park (Entrance)
· North East Pines Apartments (18839 South
Memorial) – stop sign at N.Memorial Dr.
· North Hollow (Entrance)
· Parkside Apartments (Entrance on Will Clayton)
· Ramblewood ( Ramblewood Birchwood)
· Smith Road Area (Smith Road Elmtex)
· Jack Fields Elementary (bus zone)
· Town – Charles 4th Street
· Township Apartments (Office/Washeteria )
· Timberhills/Sunset Ridge (Pool in Timberhills)
· Timbers of Deerbrook Apts.
· Sunset Ridge (Sunset Creek at Almond Grove)
SUMMER SCHOOL ATTENDANCE/DISCIPLINE/DRESS CODE POLICY
Students accumulating MORE THAN TWO (2) ABSENCES through an accumulation of absences, tardies, or loss of class time due to disciplinary infractions or instructional time, restroom privileges will be dropped from their Course(s) with a posted grade of “F” and NO REFUND GIVEN.
Students missing up to 70 minutes will be docked 1/3 of a day’s absence. Students missing from 71 to 140 minutes of class will be docked 2/3 of a day’s absence. Students missing more than 140 minutes of class or more than 10 minutes late from break will be docked for the entire day. Any student leaving class for any reason will be docked a partial or full day’s absence as outlined above and must have an appropriate admit to re-enter. Students out of dress code will not be allowed to attend class until the correction is made and will be docked in accordance with the attendance regulations. Any student leaving campus MUST CHECK OUT through the office or will be docked a full day’s absence.
STANDARD OF CONDUCT
Theft, vandalism, use and/or possession of tobacco, fireworks, or illegal objects: fighting, disruptions, use and/or possession of drugs and/or alcohol, an act of insubordination will result in a student’s immediate dismissal from Summer School with a grade of “F” and NO REFUND GIVEN. Any student’s misbehavior may result in dismissal from the Summer School with an “F” given for a grade.
DRESS AND GROOMING POLICY
It is the responsibility of the parents and students to comply with school rules and regulations concerning dress and grooming standards. Any form of dress that attracts undue attention, is unsafe, disrupts school, or detracts from the learning process is not acceptable. The administration and faculty shall have the right to appraise any current fashion or fad and determine whether it is appropriate or inappropriate for school wear.
HAIR AND SIDEBURNS/MUSTACHES AND BEARDS
The hairstyle must be neat, clean, and well groomed. No type of head covering, cap, or hat is to be worn. Head bands, hair rollers, or long handled combs may not be worn in the hair. Sideburns must be kept neatly trimmed at all times and must not extend below the ear. The wearing of a mustache or beard is not acceptable. Students are expected to shave as often as necessary to maintain good grooming habits.
DRESS
Mini-dresses, mini-skirts, PE athletic sweat suits, leotards, and halters as an outer garment are not acceptable school dress. Blouses covering tube tops should be buttoned. Clothing with pant legs must be at least knee length (at or about the knee) and loose-fitting. Fashions with slits should be in good taste for the school environment. Excessively tight garments are not acceptable.
All shirts must be worn so as not to expose the bare chest. Tank tops, undershirts or shirts without sleeves are not to be worn as outer garments. Blouses or shirts that expose bare shoulders and are lower in the back than the bottom of the armpits are not acceptable. The midriff must not be exposed when a student goes through the normal activities of a school day (bending, stretching, reaching, etc.). Garments with inappropriate decorations or advertisements are not acceptable. The American flag is not to be worn as an article of clothing. However, a depiction of the American flag on clothing in a respectful manner is acceptable.
Male students may not wear shirts without sleeves. Earrings may not be worn by male students. Sunglasses are not to be worn in the school building. Appropriate foundations garments must be worn at all times. Revealing garments are not permitted. Shoes are to be worn and to be free of steel taps. Shower shoes and thong-type shoes are not acceptable. Shoes should have heel straps due to the hazard on stairs. Exceptions from the HISD dress code due to medical reasons must be approved by the principal.