FCPS Summer Learning Options

Students should speak with their school counselor to ensure a course aligns with their four-year plan/graduation requirements.

FCPS online campus offers limited courses over the summer for new credit. If a student is interested, he/she/they should reach out to their school counselor to plan appropriately. Additional considerations:

• Summer courses for new credit are time-consuming and recommended only for students who have blocked the time to take the course.

• Each course has an associated fee. Fees can be reduced for students who qualify for free and reduced lunch.

• The courses run from mid-June to mid-July. The online campus recommends that students plan 4-6 hours a day of work, Monday through Friday.

• Students must log in to their class every day.  Failure to consistently log in will result in the student being dropped from the course, and fees may not be refunded.

• The courses are taught and paced by an instructor. This is not a self-directed course done at the student’s pace.

Dates of courses: 

THE FCPS ONLINE CAMPUS HAS NOT RELEASED THEIR COURSE OPTIONS OR SCHEDULE. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES OR VISIT THE LINK BELOW.

Cost:  $375, Reduced lunch- $187.50, free lunch- $37.50

Time: Synchronous lessons will be between 8 am – 2 pm and will last 60-90 minutes daily.

Please go to this site to learn more and register. https://www.fcps.edu/academics/summer-learning/online-programs

Summer Online Campus closes registration on May 

Self-Directed Economics and Personal Finance requires students to complete work without direct teacher support.

• This course is asynchronous.

• This course is self-directed.

• Students will access content for this course through FCPS Schoology.

• Students will have a facilitator but no direct teacher support.

• Students will read through 14 modules, complete 140 exit tickets, 14 module tests, and a final exam.

• Students may only take this course as "Pass/Fail".

• An opportunity to take the Financial Literacy (W!SE) certification exam at a FCPS school site will be provided to students that take any Economics and Personal Finance course.  Learn more about FCPS students earning CTE credentials.

Dates: 

• Monday, June 23 - Friday, July 25, 2025 

Registration: https://www.fcps.edu/academics/summer-learning/self-directed-economics-and-personal-finance 

Registration is open until May 23rd

Tuition:

• Full: $130

• Reduced Lunch: $65

• Free Lunch: $13

Credit Recovery is a program designed to help students who have failed a course to earn academic credit over the summer. In past years, specific high schools were designated to offer face to face instruction to our students. Busing was provided. Current information will be provided as we get closer to summer. In the past, Credit Recovery ran from 9-2, Monday through Friday,  from the end of June to the end of July. If you, or your student, are concerned about failing a course, please reach out to your counselor and ask if Credit Recovery is a good option for you / your student. Seats are limited and first come, first serve.

Please go to this site to learn more and registration.  https://www.fcps.edu/academics/summer-learning 

Marshall may give permission for a student to take a course NOT offered in FCPS summer school. The course must meet state accreditation requirements to be considered for credit. In order for Marshall to award credit, a student must:

1. Find a program on this website: https://www.fcps.edu/academics/graduation-requirements-and-course-planning/college-credit-high-school/concurrent 

2. Contact their counselor via email and attach the completed form. Link: https://www.fcps.edu/sites/default/files/media/forms/is158.pdf 

3. Counselor will seek approval for the course from the Director of Student Services

4. If approved, student must provide a copy of the completed course prior to the start of the academic year to his/her/their school counselor in order for grade to be added to transcript.

https://vadets.wildapricot.org/VADETS-Online-Course 

Cost is $119.  Students who want to complete Driver's Ed and have not earned the credit during 10th grade PE can take the class online through this site.