Our tentative high school schedule for the upcoming 2025 - 2026 school year has changed. Returners and incoming students can determine courses they'd like to take that coincide with this new schedule.

High school classes are on a first-come first-serve basis.

English III and IV must be taken in person at Harper either the fall or spring semester.

You can request your 2025 - 2026 high school courses here:

HMCHS Registration

CMS Summer Classes

More info on these options will be posted at a later date.  Last year, students were allowed to take one high school class online in the summer, but that may not be the same this summer. Summer high school classes do not have any fees.  English IV cannot be taken during the summer. It must be taken at Harper during the fall or spring semester.

WHEN: Registration is currently open for summer 2025 courses (first day of classes is May 21)

HOW: Before you can register, you will need to complete this google form. It may take a few days after submitting this form before you're able to register.  You'll register for the courses in your MyCollege account.

ADVISING: Please meet with me for a drop in session or with our CPCC Advisor, Sally Sullivan, for advisory with selecting your summer and/or fall courses.  You can schedule an appointment with her here.

$$$:  The tuition for summer classes is covered for middle college students, but students are responsible for paying for any fees and books/materials. You will be able to view the fees in the Student Finance section of MyCollege as soon as you are registered for the course, and can pay on there as well.  If you cannot pay the fees, you can drop the class before it starts with no penalty. Once the class starts, you will not receive a full refund if you drop or withdraw from the course.

Grades: Grades for summer CPCC classes will be added to your high school transcript and will be weighted the same as they are in the fall and spring semesters.

Grade 13 Students: The tuition would be covered for your classes as long as you are not completing an associates degree in the spring semester and the course starts before our high school graduation date (May 22). If you register for a course that starts after May 22, the tuition will not be covered.