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Summer School

Summer School

2027 Elementary and Secondary Summer School

Summer school in Clovis Unified will continue its expanded format as the district continues to address the needs of CUSD students and families.  Summer school will continue to address learning gaps while providing opportunities for students to strengthen their skills, recover credits, and earn original credit.  “Clovis Unified will do all we can for students who may need some extra help to master standards for their grade level at elementary, and we will provide credit recovery or original credit for students who have impacted schedules,” said CUSD Summer School Director, Margaret Files.
 
Elementary grade levels (TK-6)  Classes will occur 7:50 am - 2:00 pm.

The elementary program will run four weeks in length from Monday to Thursday.  Each area will operate one elementary site, and some areas will operate two to serve the district’s students.  The summer school programs for elementary and intermediate grades are designed to provide students with targeted, meaningful, and engaging instruction for essential skills in English and/or math. Instruction is focused on meeting the needs of students and providing targeted instruction designed to support student learning.


The Accelerated Learning Academy will be expanded from one site to four sites for English learners who are mastering their English skills. The program is offered to students who have recently completed grades 1-6. The academy is designed to provide a fun and active learning opportunity that accelerates students’ English language, reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills through flexible and dynamic activities. Student attendance is emphasized throughout the program. Admission is based on English learner classification and parent consent. 

ELEMENTARY – Monday – Thursday

June 14-16

June 21-24

June 28-July 1

July 6-8

(No classes on June 17th and July 5th)

 

Summer academic programs for students in grades TK - 6 will be held at the following sites: 

  • TBD (Buchanan Area) 
  • TBD (Clovis East Area) 
  • TBD (Clovis High Area) 
  • TBD (Clovis North Area) 
  • TBD (Clovis South Area) 
  • TBD (Clovis West Area) 
  • TBD (Educational Services) 


6-8 Summer Learning Academy
(No classes on June 17th and July 5th)
Classes will occur 7:50 am - 2:00 pm.


6th-8th grade students will be immersed in accelerating their reading, writing, oral language, academic vocabulary, study skills, self-determination, and leadership skills. Scholars will engage in interactive team-building activities that focus on developing a comfortable and connected scholarly community while accelerating language acquisition and providing access to rigorous coursework that is aligned to the content standards.  
 
Current 8th graders wanting to take Health this summer to free up a class period in the fall should enroll at their area’s high school.   

INTERMEDIATE

June 14-16

June 21-24

June 28-July 1

July 6-8

Summer Learning Academy will be held at the following site: 

  • TBD 

 

HIGH SCHOOL (9-12)

In-person credit recovery classes will occur from 8:30 am. to 1:00 pm.  

(No classes on June 17th and July 5th)

HIGH SCHOOL: In-Class

June 14-16

June 21-24

June 28-July 1

July 6-8

July 12-15

July 19-22

 

Independent Study summer school will operate Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Students’ appointments will be scheduled by their independent study summer school teacher.

 

HIGH SCHOOL: Independent Study – Tuesday or Wednesday

Orientation: June 8-9

June 15-16

June 22-23

June 29-30

July 6-7

July 13-14

July 20-21

Summer academic programs for students in grades 9-12 will be held at the following sites: 

  • TBD (supporting Buchanan, Clovis North, and Clovis West students) 
  • TBD (supporting Clovis High, Clovis East, and Clovis South students) 

Due to the highly impacted courses and short duration of the summer session, strict discipline and attendance policies are enforced daily. For a student to receive credit for a summer school course, he or she must attend the entire summer school session and not miss more than one day of instruction. One absence is permitted. On the second absence or tardy over 30 minutes of a semester class, the student will be dropped from the summer school program. 

The purpose of the summer session for grades 7-12 is two-fold. First, the summer session provides high school students with the opportunity for “credit recovery” to master the essential elements of incomplete/failed courses. Summer school may also be used as “original credit” for selected courses that provide an open space for an impacted class schedule for students to take an additional class the following school year when students meet specific eligibility criteria. If a student meets the criteria, high school counselors will enroll the student into summer school during the registration process.

To register or receive more information, students must meet with their high school counselors.
Original credit summer school for high school students who will have an impacted schedule in the fall will continue to be available both in-person and through independent study class for those who meet requirements. Counselors can advise which courses will be offered for original credit.
 
Transportation
Transportation to summer school sites is available to students. Visit Transportation list here for a list of summer transportation bus schedules available at the end of May. 559-327-9701

Campus Catering:  Visit Summer meal link here for more details.  559-327-9130

Special Edcation Questions?: 559-327-0307