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Fargo Public Schools Summer School 2021 Registration Book FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2021 June 8 -July 28 (Vacation July 1-5) Registration opens March 2, 2021 Registration closes May 19, 2021 www.fargosummerschool.com Fargo Public School District 2021 Summer School Program General Information Class Site Information……………………………………………………….……….. 3 Office Hours…………………………………………………………….……………….. 3 Registration Dates…………………………………………………….……………….. 16 Registration Website…………………………………………………………………… 3 Summer School Program Dates…….………………………………………………. 4 Shuttle Bus……………………….…………………………………….……..……….. 7 High School Credit Courses Attendance Policy…….…………………………………………….………………….. 5 Course Descriptions…………………………………………………………………... 8-13 Enrollment and Cancellation Policy….…………………….……………………… 18 Out of District Waiver..…………………………………………………….…………. 19 Registration Form.……..……………………………………………………………... 20 Registration Procedures……………………………………..………..……………… 18 Student Handbook…………………………………………………………………….. 5-7 Sports/Middle School Cancellation Policy……………………………………………….……………………. 18 Course Fees Policy/Mailing Address……….…………….……………………….. 18 Refunds.…………………………………………………………….……………………. 18 Registration Form Music/Sports….…..……………………..……………………. 20 Registration Procedures……………………………………….……………………… 18 Remedial/Tech. Camp/Orchestra/Intermediate Band (Middle School)…... 14-17 Spartans Sports….………………………………………………..…………………… 21-22 Bruins Sports….…………………………………………………..…………………… 24-25 Eagles Sports….………………………………………………………….…………….. 26 2 SUMMER SCHOOL SITE INFORMATION (ELD + MS + HS + Summer Camps) BF Ben Franklin 1420 8th Street N. 446-3600 CBE Carl Ben Eielson 1601 13th Ave. S. 446-1700 WAS Washington 1725 North Broadway 446-5400 DI Discovery 1717 40th Ave. S. 446-3300 N North High 801 17th Ave. N. 446-2400 S South High 1840 15th Ave. S. 446-2000 D Davies 7150 25th St. S 446-5600 th Ag Agassiz (SS Office) 1305 9 Ave S 446-3210 ELD @ Agassiz starting June 8th 446-2805 Summer School Office and Admin Team (ELD + MS + HS + Summer Camps) Arati Heath Administrative Assistant for SS and EL 446-3210 David Burkman Principal 446-3210 Jim Keal Assistant Principal 446-3015 Jacob Knodel SS HS Dean 446-3210 Pam Christianson Attendance Secretary 446-2028 Erin Kaluza SS MS Dean + ESY Co-Coordinator 446-3784 Lori Nappe SS ELD Dean/Program Administrator 446-1601 Rebecca Folden CB-H & Elementary SS Principal 446-4404 Alyce Wiemken ESY Coordinator 446-1052 Agassiz Room #215 is the main hub/office for summer ELD/MS/HS/Camps through June 4th. Summer School starts June 8th. Beginning June 7th, the MS/HS/Activities Camps Summer School Office will be relocat- ed to the Career Center at Fargo South High School (1840 15th Ave S). The summer school office will be closed for July 4th Break; July 1-5. Summer School Registration Website Summer school information, as well as registration procedures, can be found at www.fargosummerschool.com. Students need to discuss summer school registration plans with their high school guidance counselor. * The grade level a student will be entering for the upcoming school year is the designated grade for all summer school classes and camps. 3 Fargo Public Schools 2021 Summer School Programs The Fargo Public School District Summer School Program is an extension of the regular school program that provides an opportunity for students: to reinforce skills learned during the school year to explore new areas of interest not available during the regular school year to complete regular course work for credit towards graduation requirements Courses for High School Credit (Grades 9-12) @ South High Options: Hybrid (M-Th on-campus) or Virtual daily-Zoom learning First Semester Classes (17 days): June 8-30 Second Semester Classes (17 days): July 6-July 28 PE Classes (34 days): June 8-July 28 @ North, South, & Davies 4th of July Vacation: No classes July 1-5 Middle School (Grades 7-8) Options: Hybrid (M-Th on campus) or Virtual daily-Zoom learning Targeted Math and Reading (students register with their school counselors) Explorations: Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies * First Semester Classes (17 days): June 8-30 * Second Semester Classes (17 days): July 6-July 28 * 8:00-11:30 Registration: Each middle school will be sending students a google form. Technology Camp (information and registration tbd) Intermediate Band Camp at Discovery for students entering Grades 7-8 Orchestra Camp at Ben Franklin for students entering Grades 6-8 Sports Programs’ Camps (Grades K-12) Register and submit fees on-line; www.fargosummerschool.com June Enrichment Classes for Elementary Students (Grades 2-5) Rebecca Folden is the contact person at 446-4404 July Elementary Transitions (Grades K-6) Targeted Math and/or Reading by teacher recommendation Rebecca Folden is the contact person at 446-4404 English Learners (EL) Summer School (Grades K-12) Semester 1: June 8 — 30; Grades K-12; ELD Foundations Semester 2: July 6 — 28; Grades 6-12; K-6 Transitions Elementary Program ESY Extended Programming June—July Alyce Wiemken is the contact person at 446-1052. Trollwood Performing Arts Please visit www.trollwood.org for the excellent opportunities at Trollwood. 4 Summer School HS Student Handbook p.1 ATTENDANCE: Required class meeting times Summer school covers a large amount of material in a short amount of time. Regular attendance is required to meet state and FPS requirements. Students are expected to attend all class meetings and to participate in all activities required by curriculum/teacher. Students must be present for the full class on the last day of the semester. Virtual Academy VA SS (Daily Monday through Friday Required Zoom Meeting @ 12:30—2:00) Hybrid On-Campus SS (Monday through Thursday on-campus required meeting @ 8:30—11:00) Physical Education SS (Monday through Thursday for hybrid on-campus periods A & B and for VA) STIC Time(s) = Student + Teacher Intervention & Collaboration Time STIC times are built into the daily/semester schedule; students can access the teacher for help/ collaboration or the teacher may direct/set appointments for a student or group of students. * STIC open times with no specific teacher-directed appointment aren’t considered to be required class meeting times. * STIC appointments directed by the teacher are considered to be required class meeting times. ATTENDANCE: Expectations for Academic Classes Since life sometimes presents unforeseen obstacles, students are permitted to miss a maximum of two scheduled class meetings and are required to complete the make-up as directed by the teacher. BE ON TIME! All tardies exceeding 5 minutes will be rounded up to the next half hour. Tardy time will count towards the two class meetings absence maximum. Students are allowed up to 3 tardies per semester. On the 4th tardy, the student will be dropped from the course and receive a withdraw/fail. If a student exceeds the two-class meeting absence maximum, the student will be dropped from the course and will receive a withdraw/fail. ATTENDANCE: Expectations for Physical Education Classes All SS Phy-ed courses are scheduled to meet Monday—Thursday through both academic semesters with 28 class meetings and 6 virtual Fridays. Since life sometimes presents unforeseen obstacles, students are permitted to miss a maximum of four scheduled class meetings and are required to com- plete the make-up as directed by the teacher. BE ON TIME! All tardies exceeding 5 minutes will be rounded up to the next half hour. Tardy time will count towards the four-class meetings absence maximum. Students are allowed up to 5 tardies. On the 6th tardy, the student will be dropped from the PE course and will receive a withdraw/fail. If a student exceeds the four-class meetings absence maximum, the student will be dropped from the PE course and will receive a withdraw/fail. ATTENDANCE: Absence Reporting Absences can be reported directly to the teacher by parent email or phone call. Please include the student in the email so the teacher can direct necessary make-up to the student. Absences can be reported to summer school attendance @ 701-446-2028 The summer school office will send a daily Black Board call regarding student attendance. ATTENDANCE: CLOSED CAMPUS Once students arrive, students will not be allowed to leave the building without permission from ad- ministration. If a student leaves the building without permission, he/she will be asked to leave for the day and that time will count in the maximum allowable absence time. STUDENT BEHAVIOR Summer school differs markedly from the regular school year in that participation of students is en- tirely voluntary. Any student, who, through tardiness, absenteeism, poor work habits or classroom disturbance, distracts from the summer school experience instead of adding to it, will be dropped from the course and be sent home. We are all here by choice. 5 Summer School HS Student Handbook p.2 PARKING at South HS All students who drive are to park in the North & South parking lots only. Bicycles are to be parked in the bike racks and locked at the North or South entrances. DRESS The Fargo School District takes pride in the appearance of our students. Student dress reflects the quality of school, conduct, and work. The school district is responsible for seeing that student attire does not interfere with the health or safety of any student, that student attire does not contribute to a hostile or intimidating atmosphere for any student, and that dress code enforcement does not rein- force or increase marginalization or oppression of any protected group. Daily dress expectations: • Clothing with opaque fabric
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