Enrollment Q&A

• The MCPASD 2021 High School Summer School program will run for 6 weeks (June 21- July 29).

• The MCPASD 2021 Summer School Program will be in person at Clark Street Community School. Summer School is Monday-Thursday, 8:30am - 11:45am

• Students will have assigned class times based on what courses/skills they need to recover/strengthen and therefore may not need to be in the building all four days.

• Coursework will be modified and differentiated to meet individual student needs for all students. Special education support will be available to students.

• Students will be assessed using a Pass/No Pass system in Summer School. Students will have the opportunity to earn credits towards graduation and build skills to support success in future courses but will not be able to enroll in Summer School for the purposes of advancement.

• Transportation will be available for students at pre-determined stops.

• Important Dates

  • Friday, May 28th - Preferred Summer School Application Deadline

  • Week of June 14th- Summer School Schedules Released

  • Monday, June 21st - 1st Day of Summer School

  • Monday, July 5th - NO SCHOOL

  • Thursday, July 29th - Last Day of Summer School

• Any student who received a "U" 1st or 2nd semester and/or did not receive a “Pass” for 2nd semester (e.g. No Pass) in any of the courses offered through Summer School will have the opportunity to participate.

• We will also invite students based on teacher recommendations for continued skill development, even if they received a “Pass” for the semester. (Note: Additional credit will not be given).

No. There will NOT be any fees charged for summer school.

• Breakfast and Lunch will be available for FREE for all Summer School students.

• Breakfast will be served during the 10-10:15 break.

• Lunch will be served at the end of Summer School (11:45am)

• MCPASD Summer School operates under the Middleton High School "Student Handbook" (click here).

• For student-related concerns, please be sure to contact your Teacher, Summer School Student Support personnel (see Staff Contact page) or the Summer School Principals.

• For immediate or emergency-related concerns, please be sure to submit a report using "Stay Safe. Speak Up!" (click here).

• Attendance will be a critical part of Summer School for students to truly engage in the learning opportunities and gain the skills they need to be successful next year. If there are barriers students are facing in attending classes, please let the Teacher, Student Services Staff and/or Principals know so we can develop a plan to support their success.

*If a plan cannot be sustained, the student may not receive credit for the summer school course.

• Students having difficulty completing work independently may be encouraged to attend in the building more often to receive additional support.

• Phy Ed will be offered for students who did not pass this school year AND students who did not take Phy Ed this school year and need the credit for graduation.

• Students who want to take Phy Ed to clear a space for an elective next year will likely not be able to take it through Summer School but are welcome to fill out the application and if space becomes available, will be contacted to see if they are still interested.

Yes, there will be three drop-off/pickup locations, dependent on student need. When students apply for summer school, there will be a place to indicate transportation needs.