Summer School Courses
When you add K¹² to your summer plans, you’ll put 21st-century learning to work.
We offer online courses that meet or exceed state and national standards and are adapted for a condensed 8-week or 4-week summer session. We enable teachers to adjust pacing and content as appropriate. Whether your child takes a K¹² course in a school lab setting or as a distance learning option, it’s a great option for a fully individualized way to learn and get ahead.
Learn more about K¹²’s Summer School option.
We offer online courses that meet or exceed state and national standards and are adapted for a condensed 8-week or 4-week summer session. We enable teachers to adjust pacing and content as appropriate. Whether your child takes a K¹² course in a school lab setting or as a distance learning option, it’s a great option for a fully individualized way to learn and get ahead.
Learn more about K¹²’s Summer School option.
Summer Courses 2009
Please note:
The majority of these courses were designed for an eight-week summer school term (i.e., two four-week semesters). Courses that are marked with an asterisk were designed for a single semester (i.e., four-week) summer school term.
| High School | |
| Core Courses Algebra I Geometry Biology Literary Analysis & Composition (English I) Electives Skills for Health * Digital Photography and Graphics * Game Design I * Web Design * Computer Literacy I * | Foreign Languages Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III French I French II French III German I German II Latin I Latin II Chinese I Chinese II AP Spanish Language AP French Language |
| Middle School | Elementary School |
| Foreign Languages Spanish 1 Spanish 2 French 1 French 2 German 1 German 2 Chinese 1 Chinese 2 | Foreign Languages Spanish 1 Spanish 2 French 1 French 2 German 1 German 2 Latin 1 |
* One-semester courses
- The pacing guides for each semester have been condensed to four weeks (20 instructional days), so that a two-semester course can be completed in eight weeks.
- Students are expected to commit 4-5 hours a day per course for high school courses, and 2-3 hours a day for K-8 languages.

