Summer School is assigned for students taking classes for Original Credit OR Make-up Credit (to retake a course in which they earned a grade of D or F). Summer school runs for six weeks (from mid-June to late July) and is divided into two sessions: Session 1 is the first semester and runs for three weeks; Session 2 is the 2nd semester and runs for the last three weeks.
Students will work with their counselor to register for summer school beginning in March while they are putting in course requests for the 2025-26 school year. At that time students will confirm whether the course they are taking is "In Class" (face-to-face, in the classroom) or completed through Independent Study.
If your student is currently earning a D or F in this spring semester, they have been automatically enrolled in summer school. However, if the student should pass the class with a grade of a C or better, please have them contact their counselor to drop them from summer school. Students who earn a D/F grade during 2nd semester MUST see their counselor to add and/or adjust their summer school enrollment.
Summer School schedules will be finalized in Parent Connect and Student Connect by June 1. When schedules are released, you will need to log into Parent Connect or Student Connect to see the courses that have been assigned. Summer School is notated as “SS”.
Dates: Monday-Thursday, June 16 - July 24
Times: 8:30 am - 1:00 pm
Classes offered (tentative):
General Information:
Please contact your counselor if you are unable to attend.
Dates: Tuesdays or Wednesdays, June 10 to July 23
Appointment Time Slots: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (one-hour appointments, once per week)
Classes offered (tentative):
Teachers will contact family/student to provide additional information about the class and appointment times. This may not happen until the last week of school (early June) so please be patient! If the teacher has not made contact by June 6, please call the Summer School office.
General Information:
Students must have an impacted schedule (AVID, advanced drama, band, leadership, etc.) the following year AND a 3.0 semester grade-point average to be eligible for summer school.
NOTE ABOUT SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES: Students are allowed to take only ONE summer social science course for original credit during their four years of high school. For example, if a student took World History for original credit last summer, they will not be able to take US History for original credit this summer. This rule does not apply to students that need to retake a social science class for credit recovery (see Credit Recovery Eligibility requirements below).
Students must be enrolled at a Clovis Unified school, need to repeat a course (due to a D or F grade), and/or be deficient in credits/required courses for graduation to be eligible for summer school.
Transportation to summer school sites is available to students who have in-person/face-to-face classes only. Please visit our Transportation page for a list of summer transportation bus schedules available at the end of May.