Summer School

ESM - Summer School Brochure - 2023

Summer School Principal

Naomi Trivison, ntrivison@esmschools.org  315-434-3300 ext. 6110

 

Summer School Times and Dates

 

Summer School- July 6th to August 17th (4-day weeks, classes will be held Monday through Thursday each week. Please pay close attention to when the specific program your student is attending takes place.)

The East Syracuse Minoa CSD will not be offering Drivers Education for the summer of 2023

 

Regents Exams- August 16th & August 17th
              Morning exams begin at 8:30 a.m. and no students will be admitted after 9:15 a.m.
              Afternoon exams begin at 12:30 p.m. and no students will be admitted after 1:15 p.m.

 

WEDNESDAY, August 16	THURSDAY, August 17
8:30 a.m.	8:30 a.m.
Algebra I English Language Arts	U.S. History and Government (Framework) Physical Setting/Earth Science Physical Setting/Chemistry
12:30 p.m.	12:30 p.m.
Global History and Geography II Algebra II	Geometry Living Environment

 

Daily Schedule

Summer school (information in yellow subject to change based on enrollment)   7/10 to 8/17 - 3 Blocks (Summer School)           Block 1: 7:45 a.m. to 9:25 a.m.           Block 2: 9:30 a.m. to 11:10 p.m.                     Lunch 11:10 to 11:30           Block 3: 11:30 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. 7/31 to 8/10 - 7:45 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. (Project Spark - 9th Grade High School Introduction)

 

Graduation

There will be a graduation ceremony for seniors on August 17th at 6:00 p.m. in the HS auditorium.  Graduating Seniors will be sent information from their counselors. 

 

Course Offerings 

Course offerings are subject to change pending enrollment

Algebra 1R	English 11	Living Environment*
Algebra 2 Art in Culture  Chemistry Cosmetology	English 12 Forensics Foundations of Algebra General Business	Math 9R- Algebra Math 10R Geometry Math 11R - Algebra/Trig Participation in Government**
Driver Education Earth Science* Economics** English 9 English 10	General Music Global History 1 Global History 2 Health	Spanish 1 & 2 US History & Government**

*Lab requirements must be fulfilled for Regents credit for all Regents Science courses offered.

**Successful completion of U.S. History/Government is a prerequisite for Economics & Participation in Government.

 

Summer School Fees

Out-of-District Course Fee: $500.00 per academic course for out-of-district students only

Out-of-District Regents Fee: $35.00 per Regents for out-of-district students only (non-refundable)

*Please make checks or money orders payable to: ESM Central School District.*

 

Out-of-district students must present written permission on school letterhead, signed by their home school principal or school counselor, stating they have permission to enroll in the credit-bearing course.  

Out-of-district students wishing to take one or more Regents exams will need written permission on school letterhead from their home school principal or school counselor, along with a copy of a photo ID, submitted to ESM summer school office by July 14th.  Students who receive testing accommodations at their home school must provide documentation of accommodations at the time of registration and provide a professional from their home school to administer the final exam accommodations.  Photo ID is also required for out-of-district students on the day of Regents.  

Policies

Summer School Eligibility

Students who score an overall average of 30 or higher during the school year are eligible to attend summer recovery. 

Attendance Requirements

Students are only permitted in the building during their scheduled courses; loitering is prohibited. Attendance is important for student success.  

Students are expected to be in class on time and for the duration of the class.  Students will receive disciplinary referrals on their third tardy to class.  If a student is over 30 minutes late for class it will count as an absence.  Missed class time is expected to be made up.

Students may no longer be eligible for credit with more than 3 days unexcused absences and/or tardies. Missed class time must be made up.  *Students will need a doctor or dentist note to be excused and it should be brought to Mrs. Trivison, Summer School Principal.  

Dress Code

The ESM dress code policy and standards of common sense will be maintained.  Footwear must be worn; Driver Education students must wear sneakers or shoes, no “flip flops,” during driving class.  

Parking

Students driving to school will be required to park in the front of the building in the staff parking-lot and enter through the main doors at the front of the building.  Observance of traffic regulations and safe driving in the student lot will be monitored.

Single Point of Entry

Our school has a single point of entry. All students must enter through the front doors and pass through our security protocols.

Progress & Report Cards

Student grades will be available on the Student-Parent Portal.  The final average will be: dependent upon the previous school year’s final average and the summer school course grade = 80%, final assessment = 20%.  In order to receive credits for a course, students must have a final average of 65 or better.  Report cards will only be mailed upon parent/guardian request and to out-of-district students.  

Student Conduct

All rules, regulations, and policies of the ESM School District are enforced during the Summer School session.  Smoking tobacco or tobacco alternatives, possession of weapons, illegal drugs or alcoholic beverages, violence, use of electronics during class, or any disruptive behavior is prohibited at any time in or around the school building grounds as per the student handbook.  Consequences for violations of rules will be given according to ESM district policy.  Three discipline referrals may result in dismissal from summer school.