Summer School

Registration is now open.

RISING SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, AND SENIORS

You must meet with your Academic and College Counselor prior to registering for a Remediation and/or Advancement course. Once you have met with your Counselor and obtained approval, they will send you a link to register.

INCOMING FRESHMEN and Transfer Students

It is strongly recommended that freshmen and transfer students take the First Year Seminar (FYS) class during the summer.

Incoming freshmen and transfer students may register for FYS, Health, and/or Readiness courses without prior approval from your Counselor.

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COLLEGE APPLICATION BOOTCAMP FOR SENIORS

Rising seniors do not need to obtain approval from their Counselors to register for bootcamp.

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Session 1 Courses AND SESSION 2 advancement courses

The deadline to register without incurring a late fee is Friday, June 4, 2021. Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75 per course.

The final date to register is Friday, June 11, 2021. The late fee of $75 will be included. No registrations will be permitted after this date.

Session 2 REMEDIATION Courses

The deadline to register without incurring a late fee is Wednesday, June 16, 2021. Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75 per course.

The final date to register is Friday, June 18, 2021. The late fee of $75 will be included. No registrations will be permitted after this date.

online education courses

The deadline to register without incurring a late fee is Friday, June 4, 2021. Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75 per course.

The final date to register is Friday, June 11, 2021. The late fee of $75 will be included. No registrations will be permitted after this date.

College Application Bootcamp

The deadline to register for Session 1 is Thursday, June 3, 2021 (as space permits). Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75.

The deadline to register for Session 2 is Thursday, July 29, 2021 (as space permits). Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75.

first year seminar and health

The deadline to register without incurring a late fee is Friday, June 4, 2021. Thereafter, there is a late fee of $75 per course.

The final date to register is Friday, June 11, 2021. The late fee of $75 will be included. No registrations will be permitted after this date.

Readiness COURSES

The deadline to register without incurring a late fee is Friday, June 11, 2021.

Summer classes are extremely fast-paced. In addition to the four hours of instruction received each day, it is important for each student to allocate additional time after school to work on homework. For online classes, an even greater time commitment is necessary.

• On-Campus Classes: $725/session. Attendance and tardy rules apply. Class caps are 20-25 students. These classes run 4 hours per day.
• Independent Study: $1,000/session. Students and teachers develop a mutually acceptable schedule (in-person vs. independent work-at-home). Instruction is one-on-one. For this reason, a higher fee is charged. Independent Study occurs when there are not enough students to fill a class.
• College Application Bootcamp: $550/session. Two one-week sessions are scheduled this summer. Representatives from various colleges and universities are brought in to conduct portions of the class. Classes take place Monday through Friday for 3.5 hours each day.
• Online Classes: $725/ session.
• Readiness Classes: $375/class. Takes place on-campus. Attendance and tardy rules apply. Class caps are 20-25 students. These classes run 2 hours per day.

ALGEBRA 1 READINESS

This is a two hour per day, 3-week course that is designed to assist students in fine tuning their Foundational Math skills. The course will focus on skills such as: fluency with basic math operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) with integers, fractions, percentages, and decimals, exponential notation, basic number properties and formulas, solving equations with one variable, translating word problems into algebraic expressions, ratio and proportion, basic geometric shapes and the concepts of perimeter, area, diameter, and radius. This course is designed to help prepare students for success in Algebra I. This course is an enrichment course so students will not earn HS credits and it will not affect their GPA.

ALGEBRA 2 READINESS

This is a two hour per day, 3-week course that is designed to assist students in fine tuning their Algebra 1 skills. The course will focus on Algebra skills such as multiplying polynomials, factoring, graphing of linear and quadratics, solving quadratic equations, solving systems of equations, and simplifying using the laws of exponents. This course is designed to help prepare students for success in Algebra 2. This course is an enrichment course so students will not earn HS credits and it will not affect their GPA.

ENGLISH 1 READINESS

This is a two hour per day, three-week course that is designed to assist students in fine tuning their language arts skills in preparation for success in English 1CP. The course will focus on language arts skills such as reading comprehension, writing composition, grammar and usage, vocabulary, and speaking and listening. Students will read an age-appropriate novel of literary merit and engage in various written, oral, and visual responses to literature. This course is an enrichment course so students will not earn HS credits and it will not affect their GPA. This course is not intended for students who are eligible for English 1 Honors. 

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Please refer to the Course Catalog.

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We highly recommend that incoming freshmen take advantage of the summer to take two courses designed to help them start their freshman year successfully:

1. First Year Seminar (FYS). This is a required course for all freshmen. The First Year Seminar course is built to ensure a meaningful transition into high school. Students will learn about JSerra, improve their academic skills, seek out campus resources, and build relationships.
2. Health. A requirement for graduation, this course covers a vast array of health-related topics including personal health, family and social health, individual growth and development, etc. Students will gain knowledge in these areas through the use of reading materials, lectures, research papers, and technology integrated instruction. Students receive five credits for this course.

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Due to the short nature of the Summer Session, students must attend all class meetings.

Students attending for credit classes are permitted only one absence per session and only two tardies per session. More than one absence and more than two tardies will cause the student to forfeit credit for the class.

Students in enrichment courses are permitted two absences. If a student forfeits credit for a class, tuition will be not refunded.

If a student will be absent

Student should email their teacher directly.

If a student arrives late

Student should report directly to class. If the student arrives more than 10 minutes late, they will be marked tardy.

If a student must leave early

Parents/guardians are required to give the school a signed note indicating the reason for leaving early as well as the time the student should be released from class. The note should be given to the receptionist in the Main Office. The student should also notify their teacher if they need to leave early.

A JSerra uniform is not required, however, it is expected that every student will dress according to reasonable standards of decency, mindful of the academic nature of the environment. Personal appearance and attire are expected to be neat and clean at all times. Students should err on the side of modesty and good taste.

Male Students

• Must be clean-shaven. No facial hair is allowed.
• Jeans or JSerra shorts/pants are required.
• JSerra t-shirt or polo is required.
• No piercings are allowed.
• Shoes must be secured at the toe and heel. Shoes must be worn at all times.
• No bizarre or distracting hairstyles. Hair color must be consistent and natural.

Female Students

• Jeans or JSerra shorts/pants are required.
• JSerra t-shirt or polo is required.
• Body piercings are limited to the ear lobe. Earrings should not be excessively dangling.
• Shoes must be secured at the toe and heel. Shoes must be worn at all times. Boots are not permitted.
• No bizarre or distracting hairstyles. Hair color must be consistent and natural.

In all matters of appearance, the Summer School Principal reserves the final judgment with regard to compliance to our policies.

The JSerra behavior code is intended to provide good order indispensable for the serious pursuit of academic excellence and for the high moral tone expected at JSerra. Behavior that is dangerous or keeps students from learning or prevents the teacher from teaching is not acceptable and will not be tolerated. Observance of this behavior code will put demands on the students’ self-control and growth toward maturity. The school reserves the right to review unsatisfactory conduct. The school is entitled to discipline the student with detention, suspension, probation, and/or dismissal should any of these be deemed justified by the school. The knowledge and compliance of the behavior code is expected of every student enrolled at JSerra.

JSerra’s Administration reserves the right to review the conduct and actions of JSerra students regardless of when or where such actions take place if they are of a nature to bring discredit to the school or if they conflict with the Christian values for which JSerra stands.

For more information regarding the expectations of student conduct, please refer to the Parent Student Handbook.

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Students should come to the JSerra Front Office for classroom assignments.

McMackin Bistro is open during the summer from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Students may also bring their lunch and snacks during the summer. During the school day, students may not leave campus at any time to purchase food. Students are not allowed to eat in their classrooms.