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Credit Recovery Options CREDIT RECOVERY OPTIONS At Lutheran High School South, each student is required to successfully complete and fulfill a certain number of credits for each course that they take. In the instance that a student fails to receive credit for a course for any semester, they are responsible for recovering that credit prior to the beginning of the following school year. Lutheran High School South gives students 3 options for recovering failed credits: CORRESPONDENCE COURSES ONLINE COURSES SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES LHSS Correspondence Courses are Online Courses or “Distance Summer School Courses are taken generally catered to students who Education Courses” use the internet during the summer outside of the need to recover a credit from their to deliver instruction to the students. regular academic school year. Freshman year. Correspondence course materials are provided through Instruction, homework, and LHSS does not provide summer LHSS and are facilitated through the assessments are all done remotely school courses, therefore, students LHSS Counseling Department. online through the institution of the would need to register and attend student and parent’s choice. classes in the public school district in Students are allowed to complete the which they reside. correspondence course either during LHSS accepts credit from various the course of the normal school year online institutions, however, Summer school session dates, times or over the summer. numerous students have chosen to and fees are determined by each work through American School of individual school district. The LHSS correspondence courses are Correspondence, The Keystone completed independently by the School, Satellite School, or Mizzou student, however, students are University High. allowed to seek the assistance of any LHSS instructor for assistance if Each institution has their own necessary. registration and payment process. The registration fee for LHSS correspondence courses is $100/half credit hour. Please refer to the list of LHSS correspondence courses that are available. This option is recommended for This option is recommended for students who are recovering a credit This option is recommended for students who are recovering a credit for any course other than Math and students who perform the best from their Freshman year and who who are able to remain focused under an instructor’s direct are able to work independently at a without physically being in a supervision and guidance. consistent pace. classroom. LHSS CORRESPONDENCE COURSES LHSS PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE COURSES: TYPICALLY USED TO CONTENTS OF MATERIAL COURSE: RECOVER: INCLUDE: • Order of Operations • Fractions APPLIED BASIC MATH Pre-Algebra/Algebra I Course Credit • Mixed Numbers • Figuring Discounts • Loans, Credit and Interest • Volcanoes • Earthquakes • Tornadoes • Hurricanes NATURDAL DISASTERS Science Course Credit • Winter Storms • Floods and Tsunamis • Fires • Drought • Living Things • Basic Chemistry • Cells • Making and Using Energy BIOLOGY Science Course Credit • Protein Synthesis • Evolution • Genetics • Immune System • Grammar • Writing Tips • Creative Writing LANGUAGE ARTS English I Course Credit • Reading Comprehension • Vocabulary • Shakespeare • Greek Mythology • Japan • Mexico • Argentina • Geography of North America WORLD CULTURES & GEOGRAPHY Social Science Course Credit • Geography of South America • Italy • Greece • South Korea Foreign Language, Fine Art, or Practical • Musical Terminology MUSIC HISTORY & APPRECIATION Art Course Credit • Music of Various Eras • Finding and Applying For a Job • Determining Your Ideal Career Foreign Language, Fine Art, or Practical Path WORKPLACE SKILLS & CAREERS Art Course Credit • Understanding Your Career Goals • Using Employment Agencies • Getting Started on a New Job For further information regarding the LHSS Correspondence Course Program, or if you would like to determine if any of the courses available would fulfill a particular course credit, please contact one of the LHSS School Counselors or the LHSS Registrar, Mr. Robert Ladage. ONLINE COURSES LHSS RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING ONLINE INSTITUTIONS: AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE www.americanschoolofcorr.com THE KEYSTONE SCHOOL www.keystoneschoolonline.com MIZZOU UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL http://mizzouk12online.missouri.edu SATELLITE HIGH SCHOOL [email protected] Please contact each institution directly for further information regarding their program. If you would like to register for a program other than the ones mentioned above, please contact one of the LHSS School Counselors or the LHSS Registrar, Mr. Robert Ladage to verify that the credit will be accepted at LHSS. SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES IF STUDENTS CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN SUMMER SCHOOL, THEY WOULD NEED TO DO SO THROUGH THE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT IN WHICH THEY RESIDE. THE FOLLOWING ARE SUMMER SCHOOL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES FOR VARIOUS PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH: MEHLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT • LOCATION: Mehlville High School • DATES: June 5 – June 30 (Monday-Friday) • HOURS: Semester 1 Classes (7:30am-10:30am), Semester 2 Classes (11:00am-2:00pm) • REGISTRATION: Visit the Mehlville High School Guidance Office anytime after Spring Break • COST: Free of charge to Mehlville District Residents OVERVIEW: 2017 High School Summer Acceleration in the Mehlville School District will feature the opportunity for students to earn up to 1 full credit toward high school graduation requirements. The extension of the school week from four to five days and a lengthening of the total day make this possible. Students will have the option of attending a half day or full day, resulting in the ability to take up to two classes this summer. Mehlville will continue to offer lunch and an in-district shuttle in the morning, mid-day (transition), and afternoon between Oakville High school and Mehlville High School. SCHEDULE OF COURSES: Courses must meet a minimum enrollment to be offered in a traditional format. Should a course fail to meet this minimum, a virtual option will be available. Classes that reach maximum enrollment will have a waitlist. COURSES OFFERED: Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, English I, English II, English III, English IV, Earth/Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biology, Principles of Physics, US History, World History, American Government, 2D Art, Business Communications, Health, Personal Finance, Team Sports (Girls), Team Sports (Boys) (Please contact Mehlville School District directly for further information) FOX C-6 SCHOOL DISTRICT • LOCATION: Seckman High School • DATES: May 30 – June 26 (tentatively) • HOURS: AM Session (8:00am-11:15am), PM Session (11:15am-3:00pm) COURSES OFFERED: Please contact Jeremy Donald at [email protected] for a list of courses offered. (Please contact Fox C-6 School District directly for further information) AFFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT • LOCATION: Affton High School • DATES: Session 1 (June 3-June 14) – Registration Deadline: May 10th & Session 2 (June 17-June 28) – Registration Deadline: June 7th • HOURS: 8:00am – 2:30pm • REGISTRATION: Students residing in the Affton School District may enroll with the approval of their principal or counselor. Nonresident students may apply to attend summer school on a space-available basis with the approval of their principal or counselor. • COST: District residents are given priority for enrollment in summer school courses and receive summer services at no charge. Effective in 1994, nonresident students were allowed to apply for participation in summer school on a space-available, tuition free basis under the provisions of Reorganized Statutes of the State of Missouri 167.277. COURSES OFFERED: Algebra I, Geometry, Topics in Physics, Biology, English I, English II, American History, World History, American Government, Health, Physical Education, Personal Finance, Microsoft Office, Marketing Internship (Please contact Affton School District directly for further information) LINDBERGH SCHOOL DISTRICT • LOCATION: Lindbergh High School • DATES: June 12 – July 20 • HOURS: 1st Class (7:45am – 10:25am), 2nd Class (10:35am-1:15pm) • REGISTRATION: Any student who is currently enrolled or residing in the Lindbergh School District and has completed the 8th grade may enroll in the summer school program at no charge. Non-resident students may enroll if space is available for a fee with approval from their counselor or principal. • COST: Residents of the Lindbergh School District may enroll in any course free of charge except for Driver’s Education Part II. The fee for students enrolled in Driver’s Education II is $175.00. Non-resident tuition is $300 per course. COURSES OFFERED: English I, English II, English III, English IV, World History, US Government and Politics, US History, Algebra I, Geometry College Prep, Biology, Physical Science, Chemistry, Field Biology, Arts and Crafts, Personal Finance Management, Independent Living, Personal Fitness Concepts, Advanced Physical Education, Weight Training, Health, Driver’s Education I, Driver’s Education II, College Testing Pre (Please contact Lindbergh School District directly for further information) .
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