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Summer School 2025

Lake Orion High School Students

Summer School 2025 Lake Orion High School Students
Summer School2025Lake Orion High School Students

Lake Orion Community Schools is proud to once again offer high school credit recovery and credit forward courses this summer to help students stay on track or get ahead academically.

Program Dates Program Dates

  • Start Date: June 23, 2025 (or upon completion of registration and orientation)
  • End Date: July 31, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.

β›” No extensions or exceptions will be granted.

Course Options Course Options

Students may enroll in a maximum of two summer school courses.


Credit Recovery (CR):
For students who are behind in credits, not on track to graduate, or who wish to improve a previous grade.
πŸ’² Tuition: $175 per 0.5 credit (one-semester course)


Credit Forward (CF):
For students seeking to earn additional high school credits during the summer.
πŸ’² Tuition: $300 per 0.5 credit (one-semester course)


World Language Courses (Spanish, French, German):
Available for both Credit Recovery and Credit Forward.
πŸ’² Tuition: $300 per 0.5 credit (one-semester course)


Language Arts

ELA 9 A (CR & CF)
ELA 9 B (CR & CF)
ELA 10 A (CR & CF)
ELA 10 B (CR & CF)
ELA 11 A (CR & CF)
ELA 11 B (CR & CF)
British Literature A (CR & CF)
British Literature B (CR & CF)
Expository Reading/Writing A (CR & CF)
Expository Reading/Writing B (CR & CF)
English Foundations (CF only)
Intro to Comm. & Speech A (CR & CF)
Intro to Comm. & Speech B (CR & CF)

Mathematics
Algebra 1 A (CR & CF)
Algebra 1 B (CR & CF)
Algebra 2 A (CR & CF)
Algebra 2 B (CR & CF)
Algebra 3 A (CR & CF)
Algebra 3 B (CR & CF)
Geometry A (CR & CF)
Geometry B (CR & CF)
Honors Adv Algebra A (CR & CF)
Honors Adv Algebra B (CR & CF)
Honors Geometry A (CR & CF)
Honors Geometry B (CR & CF)
Honors Trigonometry A (CR & CF)
Honors Trigonometry B (CR & CF)
Concepts in Prob. and Stat. A (CF only)
Concepts in Prob. and Stat. B (CF only)
Financial Math (CF only)
Math Models w/ Applications (CF only)
Pre-Calculus A (CR & CF) (Reg & Honors)
Pre-Calculus B (CR & CF) (Reg & Honors)
Honors Pre-Calculus A (CR & CF)
Honors Pre-Calculus B (CR & CF)

Science
Physical Science A (CR & CF)
Physical Science B (CR & CF)
Biology A (CR & CF)
Biology B (CR & CF)
Earth Science A (CR & CF)
Earth Science B (CR & CF)
Honors Chemistry A (CR & CF)
Honors Chemistry B (CR & CF)
Honors Physics A (CR & CF)
Honors Physics B (CR & CF)
Chemistry A (CR & CF)
Chemistry B (CR & CF)
Environmental Science A (CF only)
Environmental Science B (CF only)
Physics A (CR & CF)
Physics B (CR & CF)

Social Studies
World History A (CR & CF)
World History B (CR & CF)
US History 1 (CR & CF)
US History 2 (CR & CF)
Intro Economics (CR & CF)
Government (CR & CF)
Human Geography (CF only)
Sociology A (CF only)
Psychology A (CF only)
Psychology B (CF only)

Business
Career Foundations (CR only)
Personal Finance (CR only)

Health Electives
Physical Education (CR & CF)
Heath (CR & CF)
Lifetime Fitness A (CR & CF)
Lifetime Fitness B (CR & CF)
Found. of Personal Wellness A (CF)
Found. of Personal Wellness B (CF)


World Language
Spanish 1A & 1B (CR & CF)
Spanish 2A & 2B (CR & CF)
Spanish 3A & 3B (CR & CF)

French 1A & 1B (CR & CF)
French 2A & 2B (CR & CF)
French 3A & 3B (CR & CF)

German 1A & 1B (CR & CF)
German 2A & 2B (CR & CF)
German 3A & 3B (CR & CF)

SAT Prep
SAT Math (CF)
SAT Reading (CF)
SAT Writing and Lang (CF)

Electives (other)


Academic Success (CR & CF)
Online Learning (CR & CF)


***If you are interested in taking a credit forward course that is not listed, please contact Kristin Sliwinski at kristin.sliwinski@lok12.org or 248-693-5450.

How to Enroll How to Enroll

Step 1: Complete the Pre-Registration Form:

Start by filling out the Pre-Registration Form here: Summer School Pre-Registration


Step 2: Attend the REQUIRED In-Person Registration & Orientation

All students must attend one session of in-person registration and orientation before starting their course.

  • ⏱️ Duration: Approximately 1 hour
  • πŸ“ Location: Lake Orion High School Learning Center (LOHS LC)
  • πŸ“… Dates & Times (choose one time slot to attend):


Tuesday, June 17

  • 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.
  • 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
  • 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
  • 11:00 – 12:00 p.m.
  • 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
  • 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
  • 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.


Wednesday, June 18

  • 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.
  • 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
  • 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
  • 11:00 – 12:00 p.m.


Thursday, June 19

  • 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
  • 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
  • 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.


What to Bring:

  • πŸ’΅ Payment (cash or check preferredβ€”payable to Lake Orion Community Schools; credit cards also accepted)


Students will Receive:

  • Login credentials
  • Any required paper course materials (one copy provided; additional copies available for $15 each)
  • A school-issued laptop--Please note that the summer school laptop will need to be returned at the end of summer school.

About the Curriculum: Imagine Edgenuity About the Curriculum: Imagine Edgenuity

Lake Orion High School summer courses utilize Imagine Edgenuity, a trusted online learning platform grounded in decades of educational research and built by expert educators.


Instructional Highlights

  • Rigorous, engaging instruction led by expert virtual teachers
  • Varied learning tasks: independent reading, interactive lessons, projects, and assessments
  • Includes formative, summative, and authentic assessments to measure mastery


Flexible Learning

  • Courses are accessible anytime, anywhere with internet access
  • Students are encouraged to stay on pace or ahead in course progress


Teacher Mentor Support

Each student will be assigned a LOHS Teacher Mentor who will:

  • Monitor progress, grade assignments, and provide academic support
  • Offer weekly in-person and virtual support hours
  • Send a welcome email at the start of the course
  • Require in-person tutoring if a student falls behind
  • Respond to emails and Teams messages within 24 hours (M–F)


Course Map & Learning Flow

  • Students can preview the full course structure (units, topics, lessons)
  • Activities must be completed in sequential order
  • Students may review previous lessons before assessments
  • Advancement is locked until prior tasks are completed


Guided Paper Assignments

  • Most core courses include required guided learning assignments
  • One paper copy is provided at orientation (additional copies: $15)
  • These assignments and handwritten notes can be used during assessments
  • All assignments must be graded by a mentor before the corresponding unit assessment

Assessment Policy Assessment Policy

To ensure academic integrity, all unit assessments and the final exam must be taken in-person in a proctored setting:

  • Proctored assessments maintain a fair and secure testing environment
  • Paper assignments and student-created handwritten notes may be used
  • Use of personal devices or browsing away from the assessment platform is strictly prohibited
  • Each course includes 3–4 unit assessments and 1 final exam
  • Most students complete a unit test in under 45 minutes and the final exam in under 60 minutes

In-Person Open Lab In-Person Open Lab

  • Location: LOHS Learning Center (LC)
  • Students should attend 4–5 open lab sessions
  • Students must bring:
    • Fully charged school-issued or personal laptop
    • Laptop charger
    • Paper assignments to be graded before taking the associated test
  • While not recommended, students may take more than one unit test per session if needed

In-Person Open Lab Schedule In-Person Open Lab Schedule

Completing the Course Completing the Course

  • Final deadline: 11:59 p.m. on July 31 β€” no extensions will be granted
  • Students may finish early and take the final exam once all coursework is complete

Progress Reports Progress Reports

Progress is color-coded to help students track their pacing:

  • Green: More than 3% ahead of schedule
  • Blue: On track to finish on time
  • Red: More than 3% behind schedule
  • Orange: Target progress point based on course pacing

Grading and Credit Grading and Credit

  • Students see two grades:
    • Overall Grade: Earned percentage on completed work
    • Relative Grade: Grade including uncompleted work as 0% (used for final reporting)
  • Grade Breakdown:
    • Assignments/Quizzes/Projects/Essays: 30–40%
    • Unit Assessments: 40–50%
    • Final Exam: 20%
  • Credit Earned (0.5 credit) if all are met:
    • Relative Grade of 60% or higher
    • All unit assessments completed
    • Final exam score of 60% or higher

  • If not met, student will receive a failing grade (not recorded on the transcript)
  • Transcript will note a β€œV” for virtual courses; passing grades will be included in GPA
  • Students and guardians are responsible for verifying course acceptance with colleges, scholarships, or the NCAA Eligibility Center

Academic Integrity & Conduct Academic Integrity & Conduct

  • Students must follow all LOHS and LOCS policies
  • Plagiarism or misconduct will result in removal from the course β€” no refund provided

Questions? Questions?

Contact Kristin Sliwinski

248-693-5450

kristin.sliwinski@lok12.org

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