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2014 High School Summer Program

March 2014

Dublin City Schools High School Summer Program Attendance Policy

General Information

The High School Summer Program is offered to all Dublin City School district residents who will be incoming freshmen as well as all current high school students. Participation is voluntary, with each school day equal to approximately one week of class during the regular school year. For additional information, please read this brochure or contact the Summer Program office at 7606400. Please Note: This year there will be Friday classes for Physical Education and Credit Recovery.

Physical Education 13-Day SESSION: Locations: Jerome OR Scioto High School Dates: June 9-25, 2014 Times: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

GradPoint Classes 12-Day SESSION: Location: 62 West Bridge Street Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Times: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM

OGT SESSIONS: Dates: June 9-13, 2014 Times: 8:00-10:00 AM or 10:15-12:15 PM Tests: Week of June 16, 2014

Online Classes: Dates: Semester/Session 1: June 9-27, 2014 Semester/Session 2: June 30-July 18, 2014 •

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The High School Summer Program offers online classes, OGT Classes, and Physical Education at Dublin Jerome High School (8300 Hyland Croy) OR Dublin Scioto High School (4000 Hard Road). Credit Recovery/GradPoint classes will meet at 62 West Bridge Street.

NO TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE. Summer School students should enter Dublin Scioto High School Student Entrance (Stadium Side).

Summer School Administrators: Dan Morris – 718- 8320 [email protected] Forrest Trisler - (OGT Questions) – 718-8321 [email protected] Kip Witchey [email protected] GradPoint Inquiries: Ryan Walton – 760-5443 [email protected]

(for GradPoint, OGT & Physical Education) Daily attendance is extremely important. Classes have time requirements imposed by the Ohio Department of Education. One day of summer studies instruction is equivalent to approximately one week of regular school instruction. Accordingly, students who register for summer studies do so with the understanding that perfect attendance is a necessity. Students who plan to take vacation or may have other conflicts during the dates of the class should not enroll.  If your child is going to be absent, please call 718-8320 (Physical Education) or 760-4550 (GradPoint)  Students are permitted one (1) absence for a 13-day course. Additional absence will result in loss of credit, and NO refund will be issued.  Students who are tardy more than one-half hour of class will be considered absent.  Students who leave class more than one-half hour prior to the end, will be considered absent.  Final examinations will be given on the last day of each session. Attendance is mandatory for the last day of class. No exams will be given early. Registration: (Space is limited. Please register early)

Physical Education: March 1 to May 9, 2014 Online and Credit Recovery Classes: March 1 to May 28, 2014 OGT Test Prep: March 1 to June 4, 2014 Enrollment

Enrollment in Physical Education will be limited. Registrations will be accepted in the order in which they are received.

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Online Registration:

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Course Credit Description

Course Credit: Students are eligible to enroll for course credit if they: [a] have never taken the course before; [b] have previously taken the course but would like to repeat to receive a better grade; or [c] have previously taken the course but withdrew prior to completion.

Retaking a Course for Credit Recovery (GradPoint) Hotline:

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Registration In Person: (check/money order) 

Students are eligible to enroll in GradPoint 760-6400 course(s) ONLY if they have received a FAILING grade for the course. This program is NOT for grade replacement.

Retaking a Course for Grade Replacement

If a course is repeated or made-up because of a failing grade, the grade will be listed twice on the transcript to accurately reflect academic activity. The higher of the two grades will be calculated in the cumulative grade point average (GPA). Courses Without Credit: There are some courses offered for which no credit is earned. Completion of the course does not appear on the student’s transcript and does not affect the student’s grade point average (GPA). ANY GRADE WILL APPEAR PERMANENTLY ON THE STUDENT’S TRANSCRIPT.

Choose Parents/Student Resources on the left-hand side of the page, click on SUMMER SCHOOL and follow the directions for payment and registration form submission.

Drop off completed registration form and payment (to Dublin City Schools) between 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM at: Dublin Administrative Building 7030 Coffman Road Dublin, Ohio 43017

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To receive a refund for phys. ed., written notification is requested PRIOR to the beginning of the session. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER CLASSES BEGIN FOR PHYS. ED. To receive a refund for the online classes, written notification is requested PRIOR to the end of the third day of instruction of the session enrolled (June 11th or July 3rd). All class fees include a non-refundable $50 processing fee that applies to any refunds for classes that are not canceled.

2014 ADVANCED CREDIT SUMMER CLASSES Physical Education Course No.: HSA930J (Jerome) OR Course No.: HSA930S (Scioto)

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Session: June 9-25, 2014 Credit: .25 Cost: $250 Time: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM Locations: Dublin Jerome HS Chinese Dublin Scioto HS

Course No.: Session: Physical Education stresses the importance of fitness Credit: Cost: $425sports and other and lifetime1activity through selected Time: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM activities.

ONLINE CLASSES

Any Dublin student who has successfully completed 8th grade has the opportunity to take any of the following 19 blended courses. Students will meet face-to-face with the instructor on the first day of classes (June 9th and June 30th) and then by arrangement thereafter. After the initial meeting, students will be expected to complete a great deal of the coursework electronically and independently with teacher assistance provided as needed. Students will be expected to pace themselves in order to have all work for the class completed by the end of the three-week period. Students will need access to a computer and the Internet to participate in any of these courses. It is also strongly suggested a web cam and microphone be available for synchronous communication with teachers. Individual classes may have additional requirements. Please read the course descriptions carefully. A minimum of eight students must be registered for a class to be offered. Students must have completed the prerequisites listed to register.

SEMESTER CLASSES

SEMESTER ONLINE CLASSES ONLINE Health Education Prerequisite: Grades 9-12 Status Course No Course No.: HSA921OL1 HSA921OL2 st nd (1 Session) (2 Session) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27 Session: June 30-July 18 Health Education stresses the individual’s physical, mental, emotional, and social development. The intent of the health course is to help young people make independent, informed decisions concerning their wellbeing. Course topics include problem solving, decisionmaking, communication styles, goal setting, values clarification, stress management, first aid and CPR, diseases and disorders, mental health disorders, nutrition, body system care and maintenance, organ donation, substance use and abuse, violence prevention, internet safety, and relationships including dating, refusal skills, dating violence and rape, functional versus dysfunctional family traits, birth defects and disabilities, conception, fetal development, labor and delivery, pregnancy prevention, and stages of adulthood. The online course combines lecture material with video instruction. Students will supplement learning by completing a variety of assignments that require independent research and exploration. The course is designed to take 90 hours to complete. Students are required to take the final written exam at Dublin Coffman or Scioto High School on June 27 or July 18, 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. This class can be taken either of the 3-week sessions.

Hotline: 760-6400

ONLINE Sociology Prerequisite: None Course No HSA137OL1 st (1 Session) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27 This course is an introduction to sociology, the systematic study of people in groups, organizations, and societies. Sociology is concerned with how society affects individual people, and how individual people affect society. The course will examine theories, and concepts and methods within the science of sociology but will also examine issues such as poverty, family, violence, and racial inequality from the sociological perspective. After the initial meeting, students will be expected to complete the coursework electronically and independently with teacher assistance provided as needed. Students will be expected to pace themselves in order to have all work for the class completed by the end of the three-week period. Students will need access to a computer and the Internet to participate in any of these courses. It is also strongly suggested a web cam and microphone be available for synchronous communication with teachers. ONLINE American Government Prerequisite: 2 credits of Social Studies and Grade 11-12 status Course No HSA170OL1 st (1 Session) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27 American Government examines the principles and practices of the federal and state governments. The purpose of the course is to acquaint students with the basic structures of the U.S. and Ohio state governments and examine the relationship between these tiers of authority in a federal system. The course focuses on and applies the skills needed to become effective and participatory citizens. This course involves practical application through independent and active learning in an online environment, in addition to periodic meetings or office hours, which will be established depending on the need of the class. ONLINE Economics Prerequisite: Grades 10-12 Status Course No HSA174OL1 st (1 Session) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27 Basic economic concepts will be examined to generate a foundation for the study of microeconomics, macroeconomics, and the implementation of policy at the national and international levels. Emphasis, however, will be placed on the United States economy and economic policy decisions. This course involves practical application through independent and active learning in an online environment. ONLINE ACT/SAT Prep. & Literacy Skills Prerequisite: Grades 9-12 Status Course No.: Course No.: HSA979OL1 HSA979OL2 st nd (1 Session) (2 Session) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27 Session: June 30-July 18 Students will explore a broad set of literacy skills and strategies that are essential to critical thinking, academic success, and college/career readiness. Students will learn the difference between the ACT/SAT and their various applications. Students will learn to deconstruct test questions and increase their ability to decode challenging vocabulary in context. In addition, students will sharpen timed writing skills and develop personal goals and an individual study plan to address identified areas of improvement. Through these exercises, students will gain a set of tools that will be useful, both for test success and overall literacy development. While the focus the course will be on skills essential to succeed on the English, Reading, and Writing sections of the ACT and the Critical Reading and Writing sections of the SAT, the skills taught will be useful on all sections of these tests.

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FULL YEAR ONLINE CLASSES ONLINE English I Prerequisite: None Course No.: HSA013OL1 (1st Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27

Course No.: HSA013OL2 (2nd Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 30-July 18

English I is the study of literary genres, non-fiction, and basic English skills. The course is aligned to the Common Core State Standards and prepares students for the PARCC assessments. The course stresses writing, vocabulary development, and research skills. Writing conventions are also taught through the writing process. This course is the foundation for all other courses in the language arts curriculum. Students will need to obtain several novels to complete the course, but the class textbook will be provided. All major unites and assignments from the traditional English I will be offered in the class, including semester and final exams. Students must have Internet access and should be extremely self-motivated and responsible in order to be successful in the class. Students who register will need to be able to attend a full day orientation on the first day of summer school. ONLINE English IV Prerequisite: English III Course No.: HSA035OL1 (1st Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27

Course No.: HSA035OL2 (2nd Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 30-July 18

English IV is aligned to Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts in order to prepare students for college and career readiness. This course emphasizes writing development and strengthening skills necessary for effective communication. Revision and analysis in both reading and writing are key components that are explored through a variety of genres, speaking skills, literary periods, activities, and writing experiences. Opportunities for creative work, critical thinking, and purposeful collaboration are utilized to develop skills necessary in the post-secondary experience. ONLINE Algebra I Course No.: HSA328OL1 (1st Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 9-27

Course No.: HSA328OL2 (2nd Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Session: June 30-July 18

Algebra I is offered in two semester units as a onecredit class. Algebra I extends the study of number systems to include new numbers and their concepts as well as their applications. The course also includes a study of graphing and algebraic manipulations, interpretations, and the meaning of linear and quadratic equations. Credit in this class satisfies the university articulation specification for an algebra background. Students will complete a series of instructional videos and assessments to complete this course. A TI-84 graphing calculator is used through the lessons and is highly recommended.

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2014 ADVANCED CREDIT SUMMER CLASSES ONLINE Algebra II Prerequisite: Algebra I and/or concurrent enrollment in Geometry Course No.: Course No.: HSA334OL1 HSA334OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

ONLINE Environmental Science Highly Recommended: Physical Science and Biology Course No.: Course No.: HSA213OL1 HSA213OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Algebra II expands the concepts learned in Algebra I with additional graphic interpretation using some geometric concepts. Students study real numbers, variables, equations, exponents, and functions. Skills are developed to evaluate algebraic expressions, to solve equations and verbal problems, to factor, to use the laws of exponents, and to draw and read graphs.

Environmental Science is offered in two semester units as a one-credit class. Environmental Science is a oneyear course in which students study the interactions among the physical, chemical and biological components of the environment. Students will use the scientific process to investigate the human impacts on the environment, sustainable living, using energy and feeding the world. Students will be required to submit digital images as evidence of their completion of certain investigations.

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

ONLINE Geometry Prerequisite: Algebra I Course No.: Course No.: HSA342OL1 HSA342OL2 (1st Semester) (2nd Semester) Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

Geometry is the study of measurements and relationships among points, lines, planes, angles and shapes within certain properties of space. The course is aligned to the Common Core State Standards and prepares students for the PARCC assessments, ACT and SAT exams. This blended course has students complete a series of instructional videos that demonstrate both concepts and skills needed to be proficient in Geometry. Both online and face-to-face assessments will be completed in conjunction with the videos, having students meet with the teacher 2 or 3 times each 3 week semester. Credit in this class satisfies the university articulation specification for a Geometry background. Students must have Internet access and should be extremely self-motivated and responsible in order to be successful in the class. Students who register will need to be able to attend a full day orientation on the first day of summer school and take each Geometry common semester exam on the final day of each 3-week semester. The free online software GeoGebra and a TI-84 graphing calculator will be used in the videos but is not required for the course. ONLINE Physical Science Course No.: Course No.: HSA205OL1 HSA205OL2 (1st Semester) (2nd Semester) Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

Physical Science is offered in two semester units as a onecredit course. Students will self-pace through an exploration of basic chemistry and physics. Semester one focuses on laboratory practices and an introduction to chemistry and nuclear processes. Topics include the historical views of the atom, the periodic table, reactions, and acids and bases and cosmology. Semester two expands into the physics of motion, and energy. In this unit there is a focus on motion in one dimension, thermodynamics, waves and energy transformation. The online version of physical science includes self directed project based learning and the creation of digital objects as part of student evaluation. Online discussion and interaction with other students and the instructor will also be an important part of the course. This course provides excellent preparation for the student who expects to take Biology, Chemistry, and/or Physics in high school. (Requirements. Proficient in the use of the following: Most recent version of common browser, Broadband, digital camera, word processing, presentation and spreadsheet software).

Hotline: 760-6400

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

ONLINE Biology Highly Recommended: Physical Science Course No.: Course No.: HSA215OL1 HSA215OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

Biology is a one-year course in which students study the living world in a laboratory and classroom setting. Over the course of 2 semesters, the topics covered will include: the nature of science, cells, heredity, evolution, and ecology. Methods of instruction include data analysis, research, laboratory work, computer simulation, and the application of biology to daily life. ONLINE Chinese I Course No.: HS105OL1 st (1 Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Course No.: HS105OL2 nd (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250

Session: June 30-July 18

Chinese I is offered in two semester units as a onecredit class. The course will introduce students to Chinese sound system (pinyin) and Chinese writing systems (traditional and simplified characters), with the focus on the simplified characters. The class will emphasize the development of basic conversational skills. Additionally, reading and writing skills will be introduced and developed. The instruction will focus on distinguishing the four tones through listening and speaking practices, methods of decoding vocabularies, and using the language by understanding the fundamental grammatical patterns. The students will be introduced to the customs, holidays, the history and the geography of the Chinese-speaking world in order to help them become aware and begin to appreciate its vastness and diversity. ONLINE Chinese II Prerequisite: Chinese I Course No.: Course No.: HS106OL1 HS106OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

ONLINE Spanish I Course No.: HS095OL1 st (1 Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Course No.: HS095OL2 nd (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Cost: $250

Session: June 30-July 18

Spanish I provides an introduction to basic communication skills of writing, reading, listening, and speaking in Spanish. The student also becomes acquainted with Spanish speaking countries and gains some insight into the cultural similarities and differences between those Hispanic countries and the United States. ONLINE American History Prerequisite: Modern World History Course No Course No.: HSA160OL1 HSA160OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

This course is a survey of American history from 1877 to the present. It emphasizes content addressed in Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) in Social Studies. The study of cultures, geography, economics, government, and civics will be integrated into historical topics. Students will also develop decision-making, problemsolving, and critical-thinking skills. Students will also participate in a unit on financial literacy where a few of the topics that will be covered are banking, budgeting and taxes. Students will also examine key documents which form the basis for the United States of America. ONLINE Modern World History Course No Course No.: HSA162OL1 HSA162OL2 st nd (1 Semester) (2 Semester) Credit: .5 Credit: .5 Cost: $250 Cost: $250

Session: June 9-27

Session: June 30-July 18

Modern World History is the study of people and cultures beginning circa 1600. Emphasis is placed on the development of world events in the 20th century. The course addresses content covered in Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) in Social Studies. The study of cultures, geography, economics, government, and civics will be integrated into historical topics. Students will also develop decision-making, problemsolving, and critical-thinking skills.

Session: June 30-July 18

With Chinese I as a foundation, students in Chinese II continue to build and expand their basic vocabulary and further develop and strengthen their communication and comprehension skills. Listening and speaking skills are emphasized via daily use of Chinese in the classroom and beyond. Reading and writing skills will be frequently practiced. Students will continue to gain Chinese historical and cultural knowledge. Highly selfmotivated students are recommended.

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HIGH SCHOOL OGT TEST PREPARATION (JUNE 9-13, 2014 )

Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) June 16-20, 2014 The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) permits schools to administer the OGT each summer only to students who have already taken and failed the OGT. The OGT will be administered on the following dates: Reading: Mathematics: Writing: Science: Social Studies:

Monday, June 16 Tuesday, June 17 Wednesday, June 18 Thursday, June 19 Friday, June 20

According to ODE policy, students are required to receive ten hours of intervention in each specific content area (Reading, Math, Writing, Science, Social Studies) in which they choose to test during the summer OGT administration. Students may fulfill their intervention requirement in up to two content areas through enrollment in the OGT Test Prep Courses below. Students may participate in all ten hours to fulfill the requirement. Enrollment in the Summer School test prep course automatically registers the student for the summer OGT. Those who elect to fulfill intervention requirements through other sources, must seek approval of the intervention and register to take the summer OGT by July, 2014 through the Director of Data and Assessment, Craig Heath, through email at [email protected] or phone call at 760-4335.

OGT MATHEMATICS TEST PREPARATION Cost: $50 Sessions: June 9-13, 2014 Course No. Time HSA996A: 8:00-10:00 AM OR Course No. Time HSA996B: 10:15 AM-12:15 PM OGT READING TEST PREPARATION Cost: $50 Sessions: June 9-13, 2014 Course No. Time HSA997A: 8:00-10:00 AM OR Course No. Time HSA997B: 10:15 AM-12:15 PM OGT SOCIAL STUDIES TEST PREPARATION Cost: $50 Sessions: June 9-13, 2014 Course No. Time HSA995A: 8:00-10:00 AM OR Course No. Time HSA995B: 10:15 AM-12:15 PM

Hotline: 760-6400

OGT SCIENCE TEST PREPARATION Cost: $50 Sessions: June 9-13, 2014 Course No. Time HSA994A: 8:00-10:00 AM OR Course No. Time HSA994B: 10:15 AM-12:15 PM

OGT WRITING TEST PREPARATION Cost: $50 Sessions: June 9-13, 2014 Course No. Time HSA999A: 8:00-10:00 AM OR Course No. Time HSA999B: 10:15 AM-12:15 PM

Support for English Language Learners and students with disabilities will be provided as needed.

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Science

Social Studies

Algebra I extends the study of number systems to include new numbers and their concepts as well as their applications. The course also includes a study of graphing and algebraic manipulations, interpretations, and the meaning of linear and quadratic equations. Credit in this course satisfies the university articulation specification for an algebra background. A scientific calculator is required.

Biology I is a one-year course in which students study the living world in a laboratory and classroom setting. Topics of study include the following: laboratory safety, biotechnology, the nature of science, cell biology, genetics, evolution, living systems, ecology, energy, and the organization of life. Methods of instruction include data analysis, research, laboratory work, computer simulation, and the application of biology to daily life.

Credit Recovery Classes (GradPoint) (Semester 1 or CR Semester 2) Semester All GradPointDates sessions for the purpose of .5 credit and Times Biology Science (cont’d) 1 Semester 2 Language Arts Algebra Mathematics I Semester 1 Semester 2 recovery DUE TO A FAILING SEMESTER Location:CR West Bridge Street Academy (62 W. Bridge Street) Course No.: HSCR2151 or HSCR2152 Course No.: HSCR3281 or HSCR3282 sGRADE are held from 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester • Students are required to attend daily until Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM the class is completed. Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Dates: June 9-24, 2014 • No transportation will be provided. Session Dates: June 9-24, 2014 CR

CR English I Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR0131 or HSCR0132 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 English I is the study of literary genres, nonfiction, and basic English skills. The course is aligned to Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Tests (OGT) in reading and writing. The course stresses listening, informal and formal speaking, writing, vocabulary development, and research skills. Grammar and spelling are also taught through the writing process. This course is the foundation for all other courses in the language arts curriculum.

CR English II Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR0211 or HSCR0212 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 English II focuses on composition skills, vocabulary development, nonfiction, and American literature from late 19th century to the present. It is aligned to Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Tests (OGT) in reading and writing. Students write short essays (narrative and expository) and study grammar through the writing process. A formal research paper and career exploration projects are required.

CR English III Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR0291 or HSCR0292 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Dates: June 9-24, 2014 English III integrates the teaching of literature (fiction and nonfiction), vocabulary development, and writing. Emphasis in literature is based upon the chronological study of authors and their works. Grammar and mechanics are taught through the writing process.

CR English IV Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR0351 or HSCR0352 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 English IV will prepare students for their post-secondary experience. The course will focus on critically analyzing fiction, poetry, and nonfiction text. Students will enhance their thinking, reading, writing, and speaking skills through both composition and reading.

DATES and TIME

CR Algebra II Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR3341 or HSCR3342 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Algebra II expands the concepts taught in Algebra I with additional graphic interpretation using some geometric concepts. Students will study real numbers, variables, equations, exponents, functions, and series. Skills are developed to evaluate algebraic expressions, to solve equations and verbal problems, to factor, to use the laws of exponents, and to read and draw graphs. A scientific calculator is required; a graphing calculator is strongly recommended.

CR Geometry Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR3421 or HSCR3422 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 This course integrates the concepts of plane, solid, and coordinate geometry. The course deals with the properties of plane geometric figures. Using inductive and deductive methods of proof, students present proof of angle and line relationships. A scientific calculator is required.

CR Phys. Science Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR2051 or HSCR2052 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Physical Science is a one-year course in which students participate in hands-on explorations in the fields of chemistry and physics. Topics of interest include the physics of sports, astronomy, plate tectonics, thermodynamics, sound, and light. Energy transformations, chemistry of the periodic table, and the conversation principals would also be covered in this course. Physical Science is an activity driven course with an inquiry approach that provides both meaningful and relevant explanation of the physical world. Credit for this course may be counted toward the requirements for college articulation.

CR Environ. Science Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR2131 or HSCR2132 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Environmental Science is a one-year course in which students study the interactions among Earth's subsystems of water, air, land, atmosphere, and all the living components. Students investigate the similarities among Earth and the other planets, the unique position and characteristics of Earth in the solar system, processes that have shaped and continue to impact planet and environmental issues. This course integrates biology, chemistry, physics, and Earth science to characterize the picture of life on this planet.

CR Modern World History Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR1621 or HSCR1622 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Modern World History is the study of people and cultures beginning circa 1750. Emphasis is placed on the development of world events in the 20th century. The course addresses content covered in Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) in social studies. The study of cultures, geography, economics, government, and civics will be integrated into historical topics. Students will also develop decision-making, problem-solving, and criticalthinking skills.

CR American History Semester 1 Semester 2 Course No.: HSCR1601 or HSCR1602 Credit: .50/.50 Cost: $225 per semester Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 This course is a survey of United States history from 1877 to present. It emphasizes content addressed In Ohio’s Academic Content Standards and prepares students for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) in social studies. The study of cultures, geography, economics, government, and civics will be integrated into historical topics. Students will also develop decision-making, problem-solving, and criticalthinking skills.

CR American Government Course No.: HSCR170 Credit: 0.50 Cost: $225 Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 American Government examines the principles and practices of the federal government. Students explore the basic structure of the U.S. government and focus on skills needed to become effective, participatory citizens. There is an emphasis on practical application of knowledge and skills through simulation and community interaction.

CR Economics Course No.: HSCR174 Credit: 0.50 Cost: $225 Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Dates: June 9-24, 2014 Basic concepts of economics will be examined to generate a basis for study in micro-economics. These will be used to study macroeconomics and its policy implementation in the United States and in an interdependent and competitive world forum. Emphasis will be placed on the U.S. economy and its policy decisions.

Dublin City Schools

2007 High School Summer Studies Program

Hotline: 760-6400

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Physical Education June 9-25, 2014 Course # HSA930J HSA930S

Course Name Physical Education (Jerome) Physical Education (Scioto)

Level 9-12 9-12

OGT Test Prep June 9-13, 2014

Dublin City Schools 2014 School Summer Program Credit High Cost .25 .25

$250 $250

ONLINE Classes June 9-27 or June 30-July 18, 2014 Year-long Online Courses: Semester 1 HSA013OL1 HSA013OL1 HSA205OL1 HSA213OL1 HSA215OL1 HSA105OL1 HSA106OL1 HSA095OL1 HSA160OL1 HSA162OL1 HSA328OL1 HSA334OL1 HSA342OL1

Semester 2 HSA013OL2 HSA013OL2 HSA205OL2 HSA213OL2 HSA215OL2 HSA105OL2 HSA106OL2 HSA095OL2 HSA160OL2 HSA162OL2 HSA328OL2 HSA334OL2 HSA342OL2

Name Level OL English I 9 OL English IV 12 OL Physical Science 9 OL Environ. Science 9 OL Biology 9 OL Chinese I 9-12 OL Chinese II 9-12 OL Spanish I 9-12 OL American History 10 OL Mod. W. History 9 OL Algebra I 9-12 OL Algebra II 9-12 OL Geometry 9-12

Credit Cost 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250 5/.5 $250/$250

One-Semester Online Courses: Session 1 Session 2 HSA137OL1 HSA170OL1 HSA174OL1 HSA921OL1 HSA921OL2 HSA979OL2 HSA979OL2

Name Level OL Sociology 10-12 OL A. Government 11 OL Economics 10-12 OL Health 9-12 OL ACT/SAT Prep 9-12

Credit .5 .5 .5 .5/.5 . 5/.5

Cost $250 $250 $250 $250 $250

Course # HSA995 A HSA995 B HSA996 A HSA996 B HSA997 A HSA997 B HSA994 A HSA994 B HSA999 A HSA999 B

Course Name OGT Social Studies Test Prep OGT Social Studies Test Prep OGT Mathematics Test Prep OGT Mathematics Test Prep OGT Reading Test Prep OGT Reading Test Prep OGT Science Test Prep OGT Science Test Prep OGT Writing Test Prep OGT Writing Test Prep

Level 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12 10-12

Credit NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC

Cost $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50

GradPoint (Credit Recovery) June 9-24, 2014 Course Numbers Semester 1 Semester 2 HS CR 0131 HS CR 0132 HS CR 0211 HS CR 0212 HS CR 0291 HS CR 0292 HS CR 0351 HS CR 0352 HS CR 3281 HS CR 3282 HS CR 3341 HS CR 3342 HS CR 3421 HS CR 3422 HS CR 2051 HS CR 2052 HS CR 2131 HS CR 2132 HS CR 2151 HS CR 2152 HS CR 0621 HS CR 0622 HS CR 0601 HS CR 0602 HS CR 170 HS CR 174

Name Level CR English I 9 CR English II 10 CR English III 11 CR English IV 11 CR Algebra I 9-12 CR Algebra II 9-12 CR Geometry 9-12 CR Phys. Science 9 CR Environ. Science 11-12 CR Biology 10-12 CR Mod. World History 9 CR American History 10 CR American Government 11-12 CR Economics 10-12

Credit .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5/.5 .5 .5

Cost $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225 $225

The OGT tests will be administered June 16 – 20: Monday, June 16 - Reading Tuesday, June 17 - Mathematics Wednesday, June 18 - Writing Thursday, June 19 - Science Monday, June 20 - Social Studies

REGISTRATION: Physical Education: March 1 to May 9, 2014 Credit Recovery and Online Classes: March 1 to May 28, 2014 OGT Test Prep: March 1 to June 4, 2014

Students with other summer commitments that will conflict with the summer studies classes are advised NOT to enroll in the Summer Studies program. Visit us at http://www.dublinschools.net or call us at 760-6400.

Hotline: 760-6400

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INFORMATION Please Class EMERGENCY fees include a $50.00 DEADLINES non-refundable processing fee. Note: Financial assistance is available to those students participating in federal assistance programs. REGISTRATION Please SUMMER the building principal PROGRAM or counselor if this is applicable for your child. Physical Education: March 1 to May2014 9, 2014contact Print

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On-line Payment #: On-line Payment #: Classes: March 1 to May 28, 2014 Credit Recovery and Online OGT Test Prep: March 1 to JuneOne 4, 2014 student per form • One payment per student Student Name: Street Address: City/State: Parent/Guardian: Home Phone: E-mail: Current School/Grade Level:

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Student ID #:

Zip Code: Work Phone:

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School in Fall:  Dublin Coffman  Dublin Jerome  Dublin Scioto  Other: Please check if your child receives services through a plan or program listed below: IEP Individualized Education Plan SST Intervention Plan Other, please explain: ELL English Language Learner Services

In case of an emergency, and parent/guardian listed above cannot be reached, please contact: at . In the event reasonable attempts to contact the above person have not been successful, I hereby give my consent for the administration of treatment deemed necessary by Dr.: (preferred physician) at or transfer my child to Hospital. Please list facts concerning your child’s medical history, including allergies, medications being taken, and any physical impairments to which a physician should be alerted: • Allergies: (List what your child is allergic to) (type of reaction) (Usual treatment) • Medical Condition: • Medications/Treatment: Parent/Guardian Signature

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