• Zero Out day is on May 8th. Teachers will enter all assignments for 4th quarter on Skyward. They will enter a zero on every remaining assignment so seniors can see what their final grade will be.  Counselors will clear students for graduation once they have a passing grade on Skyward. Teachers will notify counselors and parents by May 8th if the student is in danger of not passing the class or alternative credit options are needed for graduation.  Teachers can start entering zero's as early as May 4th. 

• The last day to purchase packets is Monday, May 18th, so if you still have credit you need to make up before graduation, get your packet(s) now.  The last day for seniors to finish packets is Wednesday, May 27th.

Valley Summer School and Other Summer Credit Recovery Options

(For Current 9th, 10th, and 11th Grade Students Only)

• Valley Summer School is now open for registration for students wanting to make up credit over the summer in an in-person setting.  Click here for Valley High School's Summer School Flyer, then click here to register.

If Valley isn't the right fit for you, here are some other options:

• Jordan Credit Center (JCC):  During the summer,  JCC is offering students the chance to make up unlimited credits over the summer term, June 9th - August 6th, for a flat fee of $50 (Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors only).  Also during the summer, students can take original credit classes for free through the JCC.  Click here for more information. To sign up for any of the credit options offered by JCC, please contact your counselor.

• Utah Online School (UOS):  Similar to the JCC, UOS offers students the chance to make up unlimited credits over the summer term, June 1st - July 27th, for a flat fee of $50 (Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors only).  Click here for more information and click here to sign up. You may want to get your credit deficiency letter out while you are signing up if you choose to make up credit with UOS.  Please note:  If you are wanting to do original credit, please talk to your counselor.

• Northridge Learning Center:  A full curriculum covering all core subjects, this program offers credit recovery, as well as original credit. A test is required at the end of the course.  They offer 2 hours of free tutoring for students who purchase a packet. Each 0.25 cr course costs about $65.00.  Click here for more information.

**WJHS Packets are not available over the summer.**

Arena Scheduling for the 2026-2027 school year is now closed 

Counselors met with each student individually during their history classes to help with making changes to schedules with student input (including our current 9th graders at JPJ and WJMS).  

If you are needing to make a change over the summer, there will be Google Form available in June to submit your change request.  

Please note, there will be limited schedule changes in the Fall.

If you have additional questions, please click here for counselor contact information or to request an appointment!

U of U First-Gen Scholars Program 

(For Seniors Planning on Attending the U in Fall of 2026)

The Huntsman group is hosting multiple events for students interested in learning more about certain career paths, such as Finance, AI, Business, and Technology.  Below are upcoming events to check out:

Cash Camp

Date: April 17

Cash Camp is a great fit for students who are interested in money, finance, accounting, budgeting, or business decision-making. This event is especially valuable for students who enjoy math, problem-solving, or exploring careers in financial planning, banking, accounting, or related fields.

Webpage: https://huntsman.usu.edu/undergraduate/cash-camp

Flyer: https://usu.box.com/s/iz7r3rrcsafg03ajsc09rh14712lq7hx

AI Hackathon

Date: May 19

AI Hackathon is designed for students who are curious about artificial intelligence, coding, technology, innovation, and solving real-world problems. This is a strong fit for students involved in computer science, STEM, engineering, business, or technology pathways, as well as students who enjoy team challenges and creative thinking.

Webpage: https://cehs.usu.edu/csf/hackathon/

Huntsman Business Days

Dates: June 11 or June 18

Huntsman Business Days is ideal for students who want to explore what business is really about through hands-on workshops, competitions, and team activities. This event is a good fit for students interested in entrepreneurship, marketing, management, leadership, finance, or simply learning more about business as a college and career path.

Webpage: https://huntsman.usu.edu/undergraduate/business-days

Flyer: https://usu.box.com/s/qkx3dsnznu3lds54dlg3v2efxtp2g0sr

Data and Tech Workshop

Date: June 17

This workshop is a great opportunity for students interested in data, analytics, computers, technology, and innovation. It is especially well suited for students who enjoy problem-solving, working with technology, or learning about careers in data and tech fields. The experience also includes the opportunity to see the exciting work being done at Space Dynamics Lab.

Webpage: https://huntsman.usu.edu/undergraduate/data-and-tech

Flyer: https://usu.box.com/s/lk9g6nj6f4kb3czpait0ef0uzvh0ne9a

Are you a senior planning on attending Utah Valley University?  

Check out their two new tuition-free summer programs!

These programs help students jump-start their college journey by offering free college courses, career support, mentorship, and hands-on learning experiences. 

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