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Summer School & Credit Remediation

Summer School

Dates:  June 9 - July 3, 2025

We are excited to share that summer school at College Park High School is offering live-taught/in-person learning opportunities this year!  As we continue to prioritize student success, our summer program is designed to help students stay on track for graduation and A-G completion, opening doors to college and future opportunities.  


Why Attend Summer School?

  • Grade Improvement – Makeup Ds in select classes to remain A-G eligible* (please note, Cs cannot be made up)
  • Make up credits in courses with any Fs in order to remain on track for graduation
  • Smaller Class Sizes & Focused Learning – Benefit from a supportive environment where students can receive more individual attention.  
  • Accelerated Remediation – Two semester courses can be made up in less than a month.
  • More Free Time Than You Think! – Summer school runs for a limited time, still leaving students with over a month of summer break to relax, work, or enjoy activities.  
  • More Opportunities, Less Stress – Two classes per day allows you to focus on a more manageable schedule and the related assignments.

 

Summer School Details:

Dates: June 9 - July 3

Location: On campus at CPHS

Schedule: 8:30am - 12:45pm

Enrollment:  completed by your school counselor

 

  • Students are able to enroll in up to 20 credits (4 semester classes) for credit remediation/grade improvement.

  • Students are only eligible to attend summer school if they received a D or F in a class.  Students cannot improve a semester grade of a C or B.

  • Students cannot complete summer school classes for original credit.  

  • Students are required to attend summer school in person every day until the have completed all of their courses.

  • As soon as all courses are completed, and no other classes are needed, students will be dropped and are not required to attend the remainder of summer school.

  • Students cannot enroll in summer school to advance to higher level courses.  Ex: students cannot take Geomety in summer school in order to advance to Algebra II the following year.

  • APEX is NOT NCAA approved - if you are planning to apply to college as an athlete, please meet with your counselor for other options that are NCAA approved.

Please contact your student's School Counselor to sign up.

Credit Remediation During the School Year

APEX credit remediation is offered during the school year for credit deficient students or those looking to improve any D's to meet college entrance requirements.

  • Priority enrollment is offered to seniors and juniors

  • Enrolled students must attend their 0 period or 7th period APEX class every school day (except Tuesday mornings for 0 period) and attendance is mandatory.   There is a 6th period Apex class for seniors only.

  • APEX classes are self-paced and students can drop the class once all credits are remediated.

  • Students who do not finish by the semester deadline may be dropped from the course.

  • APEX is NOT NCAA approved - if you are planning to apply to college as an athlete, please meet with your counselor for other options that are NCAA approved.

 
Classes offered with A-G approval:
 

  • English I, English II, English III, English IV

  • World History, U.S. History, US Government,  Economics

  • Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2, Financial Algebra, Precalculus 

  • Living Earth, Chemistry, Physical Science, Environmental Science

  • Sociology (one semester), Health (one semester), Psychology (one semester)

  • Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, French 1, French 2 

  • PE (only during summer school)