Summer School
Our summer school programs are designed to provide Sahuarita students with educational opportunities over the summer break to refine skills, prevent learning loss, and gain academic ground. Please select the appropriate summer school program below for more information.
2024 K-8th Summer School
Sahuarita Unified School District is offering a tuition-based enrichment program for SUSD Kindergarten- 8th grade students at Anza Trail School this coming summer! The robust summer program includes focused literacy and math instruction, as well as various enrichment opportunities in science, art, movement, and social-emotional learning. Small class sizes and District infectious illness protocols will be followed. To register your child for the 2024 K-8th Grade Summer Enrichment Program, complete the registration form below. For questions about the K-8 Summer Enrichment Program, please reach out to the program coordinator, Trina Zimmermann-Hall at [email protected]. ★ 2024 SUSD Summer School will be hosted at Sahuarita High School ★ Get Ahead or Credit Recovery (administered at SHS) * Indicates class is only a one-semester course. Payment Information Registrations/payments may be submitted to Mrs. Burr at Sahuarita High School or Mr.Defazio, at Walden Grove High School between 8am – 3pm until summer school begins. Registration forms will not be accepted without payment in full. There will be no refunds issued. The only exception to this policy is if a class is canceled by SUSD. For more information, contact Mr. Joe Defazio at [email protected]. Summer School Accommodations Breaks The bookstore committee will be selling lunch daily. Students are NOT permitted to go off campus for lunch. Absences & Tardies Online Courses Food and Drink Discipline Anza Trail School
June 3- June 27, 2024
Monday – Thursday
8:00 a.m.– 12:00 p.m.
2024 High School Summer School
Sahuarita Unified School District is offering two semesters, two and half-week semester courses at Sahuarita High School this summer. All students are welcome! Students may earn up to one credit by participating in both semesters. Attendance is critical in summer school. Students are permitted only one (1) absence per semester, with no exceptions, regardless of whether excused or unexcused. Tardies are counted as absences at a rate of 3 tardies= 1 absence.Class Offerings
Classroom Courses
Online Courses
Summer school tuition requires a minimum of $150.00 prior to the registration due date. After the registration due date, a $50.00 late fee is assessed. If a student registers on the first day of summer school, tuition will include the $150.00 course fee and $50.00 late fee. Students who register on the first day of summer school will have until the next day, 24 hours, to complete tuition payment. If enrolling in summer school Semester B, additional tuition balances must be paid before the end of the 5th day or student will be withdrawn.
Due to the limited time schedule for summer school, instructional accommodations are limited to only those that can be implemented daily in the classroom. Extended time for completion of work cannot be honored due to the time constraint of summer school. Work must be completed within the established summer school schedule.Summer School Student Information
SEMESTER DATES
May 28, 2024 – June 12, 2024
Monday – Friday
ALL classes meet 7:30 am – 1:00 pm
(NO SCHOOL ON MAY 27,2024 – Memorial Day)
June 13, 2024 – June 28, 2024
Monday – Friday
ALL classes meet 7:30 am – 1:00 pm
Morning Break: 9:30 AM
Lunch Break: 11:30 AM – 12 PM
Students are permitted ONE absence only per semester, no exceptions. Students will be considered tardy if they are not present at the start of class at 7:30am. Tardies are counted as absences at a rate of 3 tardies = 1 absence. Any student arriving after 7:45 am, will be counted as absent for that day. Any student leaving class before 12:45 pm will be counted as absent. Students withdrawn from summer school due to absences or tardies will not receive credit or a refund. The Department of Education requires students to have a certain amount of seat time to earn their credit.
3 Tardies = 1 Absence. If a student is absent or tardy, passes will be given.
1 Absent + 1 Tardy = Drop from course.
4 Tardies = Drop from course.
Students that have registered to take online summer school courses must still report to Sahuarita High School. Teachers will be present to help keep students on track for completion. Parents will be notified if student is not making satisfactory progress. Contact will be made by phone. Students must stay on task for their target completion date and must complete the course in its entirety by the end of each semester. Grading will be based on a whole number grade. There will be no rounding up of grades to the next letter grade (i.e. A 79% will be the final grade of a C and will not be adjusted to a B). Students have the choice during each semester to retake assessments during class in order to attain a higher score.
Food or drinks are permitted in classrooms at teacher’s discretion. Food and drink is not permitted in the computer lab or library, except bottled water.
The Sahuarita Unified School District policies and procedures are in effect throughout summer school. Discipline infractions will not be tolerated since summer school is a privilege, not a right. A student with habitual discipline infractions will be withdrawn from summer school and will not receive credit or a refund. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Defazio at [email protected].