Summer Course Information

Both. Our summer courses are in-person 3 days a week (Tuesday through Thursday) from 9am to noon for morning offerings and 12:30pm to 3:30 pm for afternoon offerings with online components throughout the 3 week period managed by our Learning Management System, Canvas.

Yes. Every summer course will have a culminating assessment that will constitute a final assessment for the course. In some classes this will be a written test and in others it will be a final culminating project or presentation.

Our summer courses are 0.5 credits.

Yes. All summer courses are official courses of Lutheran High School and will be recorded on the students official transcript complete with a final grade.

Attendance is an important part of any learning experience. Students are required to attend all in person classes and complete online requirements by the designated deadlines. If a student misses more than one day they may be dropped from the class without credit. Parents must email the student’s teacher stating the date and reason for the absence.

Lutheran High School’s summer courses are free to enrolled students.

To promote a positive learning environment, students taking summer courses will be required to adhere to a dress code that reflects Christian modesty. All students must adhere to the following requirements:

• All messages on clothing must be modest in language and messaging.
• All pants, shorts, skirts and dresses must be neatly hemmed and sized to fit and at least “fingertip” length around the entire body.
• Leggings must be covered according to the fingertip guidelines. Undergarments may not be exposed or visible through clothing. Clothing must conceal cleavage, sides, back, and midriff.

As a bring your own device school, we do not require that students own or bring a computer to school in order to be successful at Lutheran High School. School computers will be available during the on campus hours when needed for the completion of course materials. Devices with keyboards are recommended for creating and collaborating on projects throughout this course. Additionally, Students will be required to complete online tasks and submit content online during off campus hours as well so access to a device with those capabilities is needed off campus.

Every student enrolled in a summer course is required to attend an orientation training to provide information and support in navigating the course materials on Canvas. During the course, students will navigate to Canvas online to complete their course work and access necessary course material and information.

Students who are experiencing technical difficulties should contact both their teacher (contact information shared on the syllabus) and our Canvas help team (canvas@lhsparker.org).

Summer courses for the summer of 2024 will begin on June 10th and end on June 28th. Students will receive an emailed invitation to the course with some initial instructions on June 8th.

Since the course is only three weeks long, summer classes are fast-paced. In addition to the three hours of instruction received each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, it will be important for each student to allocate some time each day to work on classwork.

Students should arrive no more than 30 minutes before their scheduled class and they should be picked up immediately following the scheduled end time.