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Elearning High School Summer Program Information Guide 2020 eLearning High School Summer Program Information Guide 2020 Office of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment 102 South Hickory Avenue Bel Air, Maryland (410) 838-7300/1-888-588-4963 www.HCPS.org eLearning High School Summer Program What is the eLearning High School Summer Program? The eLearning High School Summer Program is a program that allows students to earn high school course credit. The program is held in a digital format where students are required to attend synchronous (live) instruction scheduled through Microsoft Teams a minimum of two days per week. Students are also required to independently complete asynchronous (self-directed) digital learning modules at the direction of their teacher. Who is eligible for the eLearning Summer Program? Recovery Credit Courses: current high school students who need to recover a course credit. Original Credit Courses: current high school students who would like to earn original course credit. Courses offered Recovery Credit Courses English I (EN0194) English II (EN0294) English III (EN0394) English IV (EN0494) Algebra I (MA0294) Geometry (MA0494) Algebra II (MA0794) US History (SS0594) World History (SS0294) Government (SS0194) Biology (SC0294) Chemistry (SC0494) Integrated Physics and Chemistry (SC6494) Original Credit Courses Physical Education-Wellness Walking (Course Number TBD) Physical Education- PE 9 Foundations of Physical Education (Course Number TBD) Geometry (MA0494) When does the eLearning Summer Program take place? July 6, 2020 – July 30, 2020 Monday – Thursday Synchronous instruction and office hours will not occur on Fridays Students are expected to participate in a minimum of two synchronous sessions a week and independently work on course content throughout the course of the eLearning Summer Program. What is the cost of the program and how do I submit payment? Tuition is collected through MySchoolBucks and is due by June 25, 2020. 2020 Tuition Rates Full Price $350 Approved Reduced Meals $150 Approved Free Meals Free Physical Education Course $125 How do I register? 1. HCPS eLearning High School Summer Program Site Coordinators will contact students and families who are eligible for program via phone. 2. Complete the HCPS eLearning High School Summer Program Registration Form. The Summer Program Site Coordinators will send the registration form to the email address on file. 3. Once the registration form is received, an email will be sent confirming your registration is complete. This may take 2-3 business days. 4. Summer eLearning Teachers will contact each student and parent/guardian registered for the course via email between June 29-July 1, 2020. At this time, teachers will discuss course requirements. 5. Registration begins May 18, 2020 and ends June 12, 2020. 6. If you have questions regarding the Summer Learning Program, please email your child’s home school counselor or home school Site Coordinator. Site Coordinators are listed below: • Aberdeen High School - [email protected] • Alternative Education - [email protected] • Bel Air High School - [email protected] • C. Milton Wright High School – [email protected] • Edgewood High School - [email protected] • Fallston High School - [email protected] • Harford Tech High School - [email protected] • Havre de Grace High School - [email protected] • Joppatowne High School - [email protected] • North Harford High School - [email protected] • Patterson Mill High School - [email protected] How will I contact my child’s teacher and/or the HCPS eLearning High School Summer Learning Coordinator? Student progress is communicated to parents weekly via email. Any concerns should be directed to the summer eLearning teacher then to the respective Site Coordinator, Mathematics/Science/Physical Education Coordinator- [email protected] or English/Social Studies Coordinator- [email protected] What will instruction look like for my child? Each course listed above is offered through a combination of teacher instructed and self- directed eLearning. All classes will be led by a content certified teacher, who will deliver synchronous instruction at least twice a week. For the remainder of the time, students are expected to independently participate in self-directed digital learning. Harford County Public Schools Nondiscrimination Statement The Harford County Public School System (HCPS) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, genetic information, disability, or any other basis prohibited by law with regard to employment or conditions of employment, or participation in or access to its programs, activities or services. Inquiries related to the non-discrimination policy of the Board of Education of Harford County should be directed to the Manager of Equity and Cultural Proficiency at 410-809-6065. .
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