Summer School 2013
Registration: 2013 summer school registration is currently scheduled to begin Friday, May 17, 2013. Click here to view our Summer School flyer.
Applications:
Summer School Applications will be available in the front office of the Skills Center and and at your high school, beginning May 17th. Registration forms will be mailed to all 10th and 11th grade students, but may not arrive prior to the 17th. Registration is on a "first-come, first-serve" basis.
Who is Eligible?
High School level students.
Take a look at 2013 Summer School Offerings.
- Auto Detailing - FULL
- Basic Car Maintenance - FULL
- Carpentry Basics - FULL
- Health Careers - FULL
- Intro to Cooking and Baking - FULL
- Intro to Dental Careers - FULL
- Intro to Fashion - FULL
- Microsoft Office Professional - FULL
- Travel and Tourism - FULL
- Webpage Design/Desktop Publishing - FULL
- Exploration of Science through Renewable Resources Green Careers (Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center) - FULL
- Exploring Careers in Aviation (Jack Murdock Aviation Education Hangar) - FULL
- Small Engines Operation and Repair (Evergreen High School) - FULL
Dates and Times:
Summer School 2013 will be from June 25 – July 17, 2013 (No school July 4th or 5th)
School starts at 8:00 a.m. and runs until 2:15 p.m. daily. (45 minute lunch break is from 11:00 – 11:45 a.m.) There are no vending machines on campus. Food will be available for purchase in the Touch of Class restaurant beginning on June 27th.
Cost: Free! There is no cost for summer school except for a possible $10 to $25 lab fee in some classes.
Credit: Students can earn .5 high school elective credit for successful completion of a summer school class. Students missing more than 3 days will not receive credit. Some classes can receive academic credit. (See flyer for more details.)
Transportation: No transportation provided. Transportation is the responsibility of the student and parent.
Registration is on a "first-come, first-served" basis. Wait Lists are now started!
Questions: Call 604-1050 for more information.
Purpose of the Skills Center Summer Programs:
- Short-term specialized training programs designed for students who have not had the opportunity to attend the Skills Center, because of scheduling conflicts.
- Introductory training for students entering Skills Center programs in the fall.
- Additional training and reinforcement for students presently enrolled in Skills Center programs.
The skills you learn at the Skills Center can pay off in a better job later or help you discover an area in which you excel.
 Summer Flyer 2013.pdf | [ ] |
