Buchanan High School students will go to Alta Sierra Intermediate School for summer school. Summer school runs for six weeks and is divided into to sessions: Session 1 is the first semester and runs for three weeks; Session 2 is considered to be the 2nd semester and runs for the last three weeks.

 

 

Dates: Monday-Thursday, June 17-July 25 (No school on Fridays and no school on Thursday, July 4)

Times: 8:30 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.

Students taking 10 credits will attend from June 17 to July 25
Students taking 1st semester only will attend from June 17 to July 3
Students taking 2nd semester only will attend from July 8 to July 25
Students missing two (2) days of school or the equivalent of 12 school hours (tardy or partial-day attendance) will be dropped from Summer School (3 tardies = 1 day absence)

 

 

Dates: Tuesday or Wednesday, June 11 to July 24

Times: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (by appointment only)

Mandatory orientation meeting will be June 11 or June 12

Students taking 10 credits will attend from June 18 to July 24

Students taking 1st semester only will attend June 18 to July 3

Students taking 2nd semester only will attend July 9 to July 24

 

Teachers will make contact with family/student to provide additional information about the class and appointment times. Students meet with their teacher during their scheduled time (to turn in Independent Study packets and to take tests, etc.) once per week for approximately one hour.

Students may miss only one appointment no matter what the reason or emergency. Student will be dropped on the second absence.

 

 

Students must have an impacted schedule (AVID, drama, band, leadership, etc.) the following year AND a 3.0 semester grade-point average in order to to be eligible for summer school. NOTE ABOUT SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES: Students are allowed to take only ONE summer social science course for original credit during their four years of high school. For example, if a student took World History for original credit last summer, he/she WILL NOT be able to take US History for original credit this summer. This rule does not apply to students that need to retake a social science class for credit recovery (see Credit Recover Eligibility requirements below).

 

 

Students must be enrolled at a Clovis Unified school, must need to repeat a course (due to a "D" or "F" grade), and/or be deficient in credits/required courses for graduation in order to be eligible for summer school.