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Summer Session Courses & Camps 2008
St. Francis offers camps for young women, grades 6 and above. Fun and educational, these academic and sports camps are designed to develop self-confidence and competence in a nurturing, girl-friendly environment.
In addition to these camps, we also offer a co-educational summer session for students in grades 9 through 12. These courses include a selection of high school credit courses as well as enrichment and review classes.
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Summer Courses
For Students Entering 9th through 12th Grade
High School Credit Courses
Algebra 1B, Algebra 2A, Art 1, Biology, Bridge to Geometry, Chemistry, Civics, Computer Essentials 1, Dance Styles, Economics, Geometry, Health, Physical Education/Fitness, World Geography and Non-Western Cultures, Writing for Success
Non-Credit Courses
Critical Reading and Writing, Driver Education, Creative Filmmaking, Literature and Writing, Pre-Algebra
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Summer Camps
For Students Entering 6th Grade and Above
Academic Camps
Art Camp, Creative Filmmaking, Creative Writing, Theatre Arts Camp, Speech Camp, Introduction to Guitar
Sports Camps
Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball
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How to Register
- Submit the Summer School Registration Form (included as part of the downloads above) along with a non-refundable application fee of $50.
- Payment of 1/2 tuition fee is due May 1st; however, registration will remain open until all classes/camps are full. Those registering after May 1st will need to make immediate payment of 1/2 tuition fee.
- Tuition due in full on June 1st.
Courses Taken at other Academic Institutions
St. Francis High School will accept credit toward graduation from WASC accredited High Schools under the following conditions:
- Students must consult with their guidance counselor prior to registration to ensure that the class is acceptable. Classes taken from other institutions may not be compatible with the St. Francis High School curriculum; students assume the risk and responsibility for these discrepancies.
- The required courses for graduation in English, Theology, World History, and US History must be taken at St. Francis High School. Students may take additional summer school courses at other institutions in these subject areas as electives.
- Community College and on-line courses are not accepted in lieu of graduation requirements. College courses with the exception of AP high school courses are not included on the high school transcript.
- Approved high school classes taken at WASC accredited high schools other than St. Francis will be recorded on the student’s transcript and in the appropriate GPA calculations. However these courses will not be included in the St. Francis High School cumulative GPA. Only St. Francis High School courses are considered in determining St. Francis High School academic awards.
- High school level courses taken prior to summer of 8th grade are not included on the transcript.
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