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General Ix~.fcarxxi atox~, 'I'o District 621 Residents: 'TRANSPORTATION The 1982 Summer School program has been signi- ficantly scaled down due to budget reductions at the State and local level. 'Two schools (Highview and lrorrdale) will house must of the Community Educa- tion slx>nsored enrichment classes. Mounds View Ifigli School will serve ,is the site for sc~onclary nrike- up classes. Alf Couununity l~~ducation summer classes must be sell'-supportin}; on a 1'ec~ basis. Adequate enrollment will be nec;ded for each class in order for it to be .offered. State re}ulations prohibit Community l±:duc;ation from offering academic classes such as reading and n~~ath an a fee basis, 'Thus you will note our course offerings fall within the range of enrich- ment or activity type programs. Bus transportation for secondary make-up classes will be provided with pick-up points at district schools to students without a fee as per state rel;ulations. Bus transportation with pick-up points at district schools is available for enrichment students on a fee basis. A bus pass may be purchased for $29.00 which will cover the six week summer program. We hope you will find this brochure helpful as you plan summer activities for your children. Our goal is .to offer quality programs that will provide a meaning- ful summer experience for students. Paul Donley Director of Community Services '1 ransportation from home schools to Highview and lrondale (Community Education Enrichment sites) is available on a fee basis. A bus pass may be pur- chased in advance for $29.00 to cover the six week program. Bus service will be provided prior to the i'irst session and return to home schools following the second session. No transportation will be provided . to the home school. between sessions. REFUNll POLICY No refunds are available after the first day of class. Bus transportation passes are available for the six week period only. No bus refunds available after the first day of class. SECONDARY MAKE-UP CLASSES Two types of credit are. offered in the Summer School program. A class meeting four (4) hours per day for a total of 120 class hours carries one (1) credit. A class meeting two (2} hours per day for a total of sixty (60) class hours carries one-half (1/2) credit. 1. Credit for High School courses shall be given only to those students entering the 10th grade or above, 2. Minimum requirements for credit courses will be 26 days of attendance, 3. Make up clashes conrplelcd in Summer School will receive credit at either high school llATES SCHOOL BOARll Richard M. Ilyllested ..................Chairman Clifton Jacobson ... ..............Vice Chairman Dr. lna Rubenstein . ..................... Clerk Al DeVries...... ..................Treasurer Peg Olson ........ ...................Director Ray Salo ......... ...................Director Ruth V. Schroepfer . ...................Director Nlike Smith ....... ..MV11S Student lepresentative Mary Beth Ewing... .... IRS Student Representative Dr. Burton Nygren . ..............Superintendent SUMMER SCHOOL AD<VIINISTRA'TION Paul Donley..........Director Community Services John Ostlund..Coordinator of Community Education Patt Peterson..Assistant Summer School Coordinator Saturday, May 15 District-Wide Registration, 8:00 am-12:OU noon; Mounds • View High School, cafeteria, `' 1900 W. County Road F. Arden Hills, 633-4031. Monday, May 17 Continuation of REGISTRA- TION in all buildings. Monday, June 21 First day of Summer School Monday, July 5 Mid-Summer Break, No Sum- mer School 1''riday, July 30 Last Day of Summer School GRAllE DESIGNATION Grade designation refers to the year the student is about to ENTER. SUMMER SCHOOL OFFICE - 633-9673 Community Resource Center 701 Northwest 8th Avenue New Brighton, Minnesota 55112 1 ,.....r.., • ... .., ....s._........-.... ~,..e W,.•M0. ",w. NP-Ma.vcvs.... _.a..R ~l . .... _.~,u ..,.. ..