Summer School Schedule & Classes
Freshman Summer Session
In order to determine eligibility for fall placement, your child is required to take the summer courses listed below, except for Algebra I and Geometry Enrichment.
The CSHM High School Summer Session for the Class of 2022 begins Monday, June 18th for all Freshmen classes including Freshmen Enrichment classes. All classes end Friday July 13th except for the Enrichment classes which end July 20th. Summer School is in session Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The school will be closed on July 4th.. Your schedule, with the specific times for your classes, will be mailed to you.
Summer School tuition is due anytime before June 4, 2018
One required class - $275
Two required classes - $400
Enrichment class - $470
Enrichment Classes: These courses are intended to complement the strong skill-based curriculum in the core classes and to provide students with opportunities to build upon existing knowledge in areas of their choice. These classes are for ether 10 credits or 5 credits at $470 per 5 week class.
Classes Begin: June 18th 2018
Classes End: July 20th 2018
Monday - Friday from 7:30am to 1:00pm
*Classes offered can be found in the Summer School Brochure attached below. This year CSHM is offering a 5th year of English. This class is recommended by the Cal State system.
Review Classes: These course are designed for students to make up a "D" or an "F". These classes are worth 5 credits at $320 per four week class. These classes are offered as an early morning session and/or late morning session. If two classes are taken the cost is reduced to $470 for both classes.
Classes Begin: June 18th 2018
Classes End: July 13th 2018
Monday - Friday from 7:30am to 10:05am, or 10:25am to 1:00pm.
*Classes offered can be found in the Summer School Brochure attached below.
Withdrawal Policy: Withdrawals prior to June 19th for the Enrichment or Review classes may be made without grade or credit penalty. A full refund minus a $25 processing fee will be issued within 10 working days from when funds have cleared. A student who fails to withdraw officially before the deadline and is failing the course for reasons, which may include nonattendance, will receive a grade of "F" at the end of summer school and will not be eligible for a refund.