1. All application forms must be signed by the student, parent/guardian and Home School Counselor.  Additional signatures may be required for special programs.  Please ensure that all signatures are on the application prior to submission.
2. Applications are accepted on a first-come first-serve basis.  Incomplete applications will not be date-stamped and will be returned for completion.  Applications are dated by the Summer School Office at Peninsula High School as completed forms are received from the home school.
3. Classes will be closed when the class size reaches the maximum enrollment. All additional students will be placed on a waitlist. Note:  Maximum class size may be reached before the registration deadline of TBD.
4. Notice of enrollment status/class scheduled will be sent to the student’s Home School Counselor for distribution on or before TBD.

Late Enrollment:  There will be no first day sign-ups. We will have a waitlist for overenrolled classes.

1. Do not send students to Summer School on the first day to “see” if there is room! Waitlisted students will be contacted by the Summer School office if space is available. No students will be added after June .
2. Students must be pre-registered in order to attend Summer School.
3. Students may apply for Late-Enrollment on a space-available-basis at the Summer School Office on June  from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. In addition, students may request placement on a waitlist.
4. Students must present a completed application form, with all applicable signatures, prior to applying for late enrollment.

Attendance Polices:  Due to the concentration of Summer school course content, attendance is critical for teacher led

1. Full time attendance is required.
2. Students not in attendance on the first day of Summer School may be dropped. No shows to online orientation may be dropped.
3. There are no excused absences during Summer School.
4. Students participating in the Traditional Program are allowed a maximum of three (3) absences per class.
5. Three (3) tardies in any one class will be counted as one (1) absence.
6. Students exceeding the three absence limit will be dropped from the class.
7. Students participating in the On-line Program are expected to attend lab time and assigned class time.  Additional labs may be assigned at the discretion of the instructor.  Lab dates will be posted on-line (web site will be distributed during Student Orientation). Students failing to complete assignments when due and/or attend labs as scheduled will be dropped from the class.

Class Change Requests:

1. Students will be assigned to class(es) in accordance with the Counselor approved application form—no class changes will be made without the expressed written approval of the Home School Counselor! No class changes will be made after the start of Summer School. 
2. Request for class changes must be accompanied by a new application form signed by the student’s Home School Counselor.
3. Request for class changes may be made at the Summer School Office on:

                    June  from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM and June  from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

1. There will be no class changes made after .

Dropping from Summer School:

1. A written request to drop a class must be received from the parent/guardian.
2. Students will be allowed three (3) absences per class.  Students exceeding this limit will be dropped from the class.
3. Students dropping a class (traditional or on-line) after the first two (2) weeks will receive a Drop “F” on their transcript.

Grades and Credits:

1. Summer School grades and credits become part of the student’s permanent record and will appear on his/her school transcript.
2. Students enrolled in year-long courses (10) credits must complete the entire course to receive any credit.  NO credit will be given at the mid-term!
3. Report cards for summer school will be mailed home approximately one-week after the final day of classes.

Discipline/Dress Code:

1. The same rules and regulations in effect at the comprehensive high schools during the traditional school year will be enforced.
2. The Summer School Principal may immediately suspend or dismiss any student who violates school and classroom rules.
3. Students and parents will receive a copy of the Summer School-Expectations for Success Handout upon verification of enrollment/receipt of class schedule.