Secondary Summer School

High school summer courses, with the exception of health and physical education, will run through the College Credit Plus (CCP) program. The courses are run independently through a university of the student’s choosing. There is no cost for CCP courses if the registration deadline is met. Students must complete the CCP letter of intent by April 1, 2025. Students and their parents/guardians are encouraged to attend the CCP information session at the Lakota East and West registration showcases in January. Registration for both summer school and the 2025-2026 school year CCP courses will follow the same process. Specific details for the upcoming session will be available below in January each year.

Courses through Lakota Summer School

Courses offered for original credit:  Health and Physical Education 

Format

These courses must be completed by June 27th at 1 PM to be eligible for credit.
Courses may be completed online remotely from home. If students need assistance with coursework, they may attend office hours with Summer School teachers at East Freshman or virtually.  Office hours will be communicated in May with further information about the course. 
Students will be required to attend daily, in-person office hours if they fall behind in completing coursework; falling behind is considered to be 5 or more assignments behind schedule.  
Information about all courses will be communicated  and courses will be made visible prior to Tuesday, May 27th. Staff will also be available to assist students in person and via Zoom on Tuesday, May 27th.  More information about this will be provided closer to the start of summer school.

Timing

Classes run from May 27th  -  June 27th

Cost

The cost for each course will be $200. 

Registration

Registration opens January 7th  and closes March 7th  for original credit courses through this link. Upon form completion, payment will be due through Pay Schools Central.

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Courses

Most core classes (English, Math, Science, and Social Studies) are available for students who have previously failed the course.

Format

These courses must be completed by June 27th at 1 PM to be eligible for credit.

Courses may be completed online remotely from home. If students need assistance with coursework, they may attend office hours at Summer School or virtually.  Office hours will be communicated in May with further information about the course.

Students will be required to attend daily in person office hours if they fall behind in completing coursework; falling behind is considered to be 5 or more assignments behind schedule.

Information about all courses will be communicated prior to Tuesday, May 27th. Staff will also be available to assist students in person and via Zoom on Tuesday, May 27th.  More information about this will be provided closer to the start of summer school.

Timing

Classes run from May 27th - June 27th

Cost

Credit recovery is a flat $200 fee.

Registration

Registration is from April 21st to June 13th through this Google Form.
Students will be given one course to complete at a time.
Students will sign up for summer school, and the summer school counselor will select the classes they need based on graduation requirements.

PaySchools Central

High school students may enroll in Summer School specifically to retake an end-of-course assessment or one of Ohio's required AIR tests. Testing dates are usually offered in late June and more specific details will be available below once the state confirms the testing window. 

Format and Process:

• Students will register for one assessment date via Google form. Form is available in Overview linked below. 
• Preparation materials are posted on the Summer School web page. 
• Students who pass the assessment with at least a 60% overall score will be eligible to take the advanced course. 

Overview of Math Bridge Assessment Plan for 2025

Format and Process:

• Students will register for one assessment date via Google form. Form is available in Overview linked below. 
• Preparation materials are posted on the Summer School web page. 
• Students who pass the assessment with at least a 60% overall score will be eligible to take the advanced course. 

Overview of Math Bridge Assessment Plan for 2025