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Pase a la página cinco para leer en españolSummer School\2020-2021 School YearSummer School is an opportunity for high school studentsto clear incompletes from Spring 2020-Spring 2021,accelerate, or recover credits during the time betweenschool years. This includes students who receive servicesvia an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Face-to-face(F2F) and virtual offerings exist, and often provide studentswith a broader array of options than those available duringthe school year. The summer sessions are condensedversions of content provided during the school year, andstudents must have their course requests validated bytheir counselor before being enrolled.For Summer School 2021, students who have previouslyfailed a course have the opportunity to retake the coursefor free through Fulton Virtual School. Students may takeup to two credits at no cost. In addition, students whohave Incompletes from the Spring 2020-Spring 2021 canattend summer school at no cost in order to clear theincompletes. Students clearing an Incomplete can choose to participate through Face-to-Face SummerSchool or Fulton Virtual School. Students who choose to accelerate through Fulton Virtual School duringthe summer will require tuition.Face-to-face Summer School courses will be offered for special education students who require an adaptedcurriculum (those assessed on the Georgia Alternate Assessment 2.0) that demonstrate learning loss and/orneed to clear incompletes from Spring 2020- Spring 2021. These students can choose to participate in faceto-face summer school June 7-June 24 and/or July 1-July 22 at select summer school sites. Special educationtransportation can be provided per the student’s IEP and through the registration process.If you have questions about summer school, please contact your student’s school counselor at his/her localhigh school. After June 5th, please contact the summer school location serving your student’s high school.Face-to-Face Summer SchoolLearning and Teaching DepartmentFulton Virtual SchoolInstructional Technology Department470-254-6883 470-254-1244 fax470-254-6578 470-254-1244 /www.fultonschools.org/FultonVirtualFulton County Board of EducationJulia Bernath, President Kimberly Dove, Vice PresidentGail Dean Franchesca Warren Linda McCain Katie Reeves Katha StuartDr. Mike Looney, Superintendent6201 Powers Ferry Road Atlanta, Georgia 30339It is the policy of the Fulton County School System not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, or disability in any employment practice,educational program, or any other program, activity, or service. If you wish to make a complaint or request accommodation or modification due to discrimination in anyprogram, activity, or service, contact Compliance Coordinator Ron Wade, 6201 Powers Ferry Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, or phone 470-254-4585. TTY 1-800-255-0135.

Summer School Important DatesEventDates and TimesNotesOnline RegistrationFVS: March 12 – May 28, 2021STUDENTS WITH IEPS: If your child willrequire special education transportationper his/her IEP, please register no laterthan April 23rd for session 1 and session 2to ensure your child’s route is in place forthe first day of summer school.F2F Session 1: March 12 – May28, 2021Late RegistrationF2F Session 2: March 12 – June18, 2021FVS: June 1 – 5, 2021F2F Session 1: June 1 & June 4Face-to-Face at the summerschool siteSummer School Session 1F2F Session 2: June 29 & June 30Face-to-Face at the summerschool siteJune 7 - June 24Summer School Session 2July 1 - July 22EOC AssessmentsFVS: July 12-13 Algebra IUS HistoryBiologyAmerican Lit (11th grade Lit)F2F Session 1: July 12-13F2F Session 2: July 12-13Fulton Virtual School students will be ableto complete late registration online fromJune 1-5.Face to Face summer school students willbe able to complete late registration inperson, at the summer school site thestudent will attend on the following dates:Session 1: June 1 & June 4Session 2: June 29 & June 30Students can choose to attend one or bothsessions. Students may clear incompletes inup to 2 content areas per session. Forexample, a student may clear incompletesin 10th grade Lit A & B and World History A& B in one summer school session.If your student has already taken the EOCtest for the course they are taking insummer school to clear an incomplete, thestudent does not need to take the EOCagain.The EOC exam accounts for 0.01% of thestudent’s grade in the course.If you would like your student toparticipate in taking the EOC, the test willbe held on July 12-13 for Fulton Virtual,Session 1, and Session 2 participants.Please contact your student’s summerschool teacher by June 24 for session 1 andby July 6 for session 2 to opt in to takingthe EOC. Otherwise, a grade of 0% will beentered and will weigh 0.01% of thestudent’s overall grade for the course.Fulton Virtual Summer SchoolJune 2 – July 14Completion Benchmarks**Fulton Virtual Only33% complete 6/16, 11:59 pm50% complete 6/23, 11:59 pm66% complete 6/30, 11:59 pmSummer School is closed July 5, 2021 forIndependence Day.

Face-to-Face Summer School CoursesThe following courses are available for students who need to clear an Incomplete from Spring 2020-Spring 2021: Algebra IGeometryAlgebra IIAdvanced Mathematical Decision MakingHealthPersonal FitnessEconomicsNinth Grade Lit/CompTenth Grade Lit/CompEleventh Grade Lit/CompWorld Literature BiologyPhysical ScienceEnvironmental SciencePhysicsU.S. HistoryWorld HistoryAmerican GovernmentTuition1/2 Credit 225 ( 180 with free/reduced meal status) per course1 Credit 450 ( 360 with free/reduced meal status) per course*Students needing to retake a class may attend FCS summer school through Face-to-Face Summer School and/orFulton Virtual School at no cost up to 2 credits. Additional credits/courses require tuition.TransportationAbbreviated transportation is available for summer school. Please check the Summer School website for specificstop and time information for your student. Special education transportation can be provided per the student’s IEPand through the registration process.Summer School Online er School LocationsAlpharetta High School 470-254-7640 Serving students from Cambridge, Milton, Alpharetta,and Roswell Serving students on Adapted Curriculum fromCambridge, Milton, Alpharetta, and RoswellBenjamin Banneker High School 470-254-3410 Serving students from Banneker and Tri-Cities **Transportation will be provided from Tri-Cities HighSchool to and from Banneker High School** Serving students on Adapted Curriculum fromBanneker, Tri-Cities, and CreeksideChattahoochee High School 470-254-7600 Serving students from Chattahoochee, Johns Creek,Northview, and Centennial Serving students on Adapted Curriculum fromChattahoochee, Johns Creek, Northview, and CentennialCreekside High School (Physical location at Bear CreekMiddle School due to construction) 470-254-4300 Serving students from Creekside High SchoolLangston Hughes High School 470-254-3620 Serving students from Langston Hughes Serving students on Adapted Curriculum fromLangston Hughes and WestlakeFrank McClarin Success Academy 470-254-8080 Serving students from Frank McClarin SuccessAcademyNorth Springs High School 470-254-2490 Serving students from North Springs, Riverwood, andIndependence Serving students on Adapted Curriculum from NorthSprings, Riverwood, and Sandy Springs MS.Westlake High School 470-254-6400 Serving students from Westlake

Fulton Virtual School (June 2-July 14, 2021)Fulton Virtual provides online learning options for middle and highschool students throughout the district, enabling greater flexibility forstudents aiming to recover credit or accelerate classes. Fulton Virtualcourses are teacher-led; instructors work with students,parents/guardians and other interested parties (e.g., counselors) todeliver course learning objectives and support the academic needs ofeach student.The offerings of Fulton Virtual School provide varied and dynamic content, user friendly customization andpersonalization options, as well as opportunities for students at earlier ages to engage in learning virtually.Students can expect to spend 3 hours per day for each semester course taken in the summer term.CoursesAll Fulton Virtual School summer course selection questions should be directed to your home school counselor. 9th Grade Literature & Spanish I A & B Accelerated Algebra I/Geometry A A & BComposition A & B Spanish II A & B Accelerated Geometry B/Algebra II A &B 10th Grade Literature & Spanish III A & B Accelerated CCGSE Pre-Calculus A & BComposition A & B Spanish IV A & B Advanced Math Decision Making A & B 11th Grade Literature & Chinese I A & B College Readiness Math A & BComposition A & B Chinese II A & B Math of Finance A & B 12th Grade British Literature & Sociology General HealthComposition French I A & B Personal Fitness World Literature French II A & B Visual Art and Composition I & II Multicultural Literature A & B French III A & B First Aid/Safety American Government German I A & B Entrepreneurship A & B World History A & B German II A & B Intro to Business & Technology A & B U.S. History A & B German III A & B Intro to Healthcare Science A & B Economics Latin I A & B Intro to Digital Technology A & B Physical Science A & BBusiness & Technology A & B Latin II A & B Biology A & B Latin III A & B Chemistry A & B GSE Algebra I A & B Physics A & B GSE Algebra II A & B Anatomy and Physiology A & B GSE Geometry A & B Earth Systems A & B GSE Pre-Calculus A & B Environmental Science A & BFulton Virtual Online entCourseRegistration.aspxParents and students request courses through the Fulton Virtual School web page. Once a course request has beencreated, an email is sent to the student’s home school for review by the counseling staff. The review and approvalprocess takes about two weeks. If it is approved, a follow-up email is sent to the parent/student requesting that theylog back in to fulton.geniussis.com to pay for their courses (if applicable).