The KenTon Summer High School and 8th Grade Skill-Building Programs consist of just 22 instructional days. With such a limited timeframe, it is essential that students attend consistently to maximize their learning and make meaningful academic progress. With that in mind:
Students must be on time for each instructional block.
Students should carry their home school or state I.D. while in attendance at summer school.
Students who misses more than 3 classes of remedial instructional time will be denied credit for that course, and their enrollment in that course will be terminated.
Students taking Economics, Government, and Health as "new courses," may only accrue one absence to earn the 45 clock hours of instruction needed to earn academic credit.
Student time out of the classroom will be documented to ensure they meet State Education Department requirements:
A. Any student who is tardy more than 10 minutes (without a pass from the Main Office) will be charged a half absence.
B. Students out of the classroom for more than 10 minutes will be charged a half absence.
C. Students often out of the classroom for less than 10 minutes, creating a regular pattern and causing disruptions, may also receive a half an absence.
D. Students violating the code of conduct will be sent home for the day and receive a full absence.
Summer School does not distinguish between excused and unexcused absences- regardless of the reason.