Summer School 2024 Information
Summer School Information
The deadline to submit a signed application was Friday, March 15th. At this time, students can be placed on a waitlist. Space cannot be guaranteed for students who are added to the waitlist.
For any questions related to summer school or getting on the waitlist, please be sure to contact your school counselor directly.
Below are general dates and times for summer school at all RUSD high school sites. Students who were registered for summer school prior to the March 15th deadline or have gotten off the waitlist will be emailed specific course information closer to the start summer school. The email may come from an RUSD email the student doesn't recognize, so it is important that students check their school emails regularly so they do not miss out on pertinent information.
Dates
Applies to In-Person and Virtual Options
Session 1
Wednesday, June 5th - Tuesday, June 18
Only one Fall/1st semester class can be taken during Session 1.
Session 2
Thursday, June 20th - Wednesday, July 3rd
*NO SCHOOL 6/19 FOR JUNETEENTH
Only one Spring/2nd semester class can be taken during Session 2.
Locations
In-Person/Seat-Based
Students can request to attend any RUSD high school for summer. The following sites are available:
Arlington High School
North High School (Meeting at University Heights Middle School)
Martin Luther King High School
Polytechnic High School
Ramona High School
Virtual**
Riverside Virtual School
**Student-Athletes who are applying for NCAA Eligibility should NOT participate in these summer options
Times:
Seat-Based Classes
All seat-based (in-person) sessions will run from 8:30am-3:05pm.
Virtual Classes**
Virtual classes are asynchronous. In order to finish within the 10 school days of each session, students should plan on working an average of 6-8 hours per day on their online class. Because of the fast-paced nature of summer school, it is important that students ensure they are dedicating enough hours daily to their class in order to meet class deadlines. No partial credit will be awarded.
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**Student-Athletes who are applying for NCAA Eligibility should NOT participate in these summer options. Speak with your counselor for more information.
Requesting a course does not guarantee that the course will be offered. Course availability will depend on the number of Summer School applications received by March 15, 2024 for that course.
If you are not present the first day or are late your spot will be filled.
You are only allowed to miss 6 hours and 45 minutes during a session. Absences totaling more than this time (regardless of the reason) will result in a loss of credit / grade for the class. Grades are not awarded for partially completed classes.
Summer school applications were provided by the counselor. The general information on this page is intended to help families of current 9th-12th grade students plan for summer school. Parents and students should reach out to the student's counselor to determine which available courses would be best for the student to take based on their goals and needs.
Applications were provided by counselors around February. Any students who have failed or were failing a course were given a summer school form by their counselor. If a student's plan has changed or there has been a drop in grades, please reach out to your counselor about getting added to summer school/summer school waitlist.