Summer School

 

 

Rico Calles, Secondary Summer School Principal (grades 9-12)

(513) 942-2999

 

Karrie Gallo, Elementary Summer School Principal (grades K-5)

(513) 829-7979

 

Katie Pospisil, Coordinator of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction

(513) 858-7123

 

Georgine Bowman, Coordinator of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction

(513) 858-7124

 

 

Eligibility:  Students living in the Fairfield School District are given priority in registering for summer school.

 

Dates and Attendance:

• Make-up classes for grades 9-12 will be held June 10 – July 3, 2024. 
• Students may not miss more than 4 hours of instruction during any course.  This allows the school to comply with Ohio credit and attendance laws. 

 Registration Deadlines

:

• Make-Up/Credit Recovery – Monday, June 3, 2024
• EOC Prep – Monday, June 10, 2024

*Dates for summer school are subject to change based upon the addition of calamity days if needed, which would extend the school year for both the students and the staff.  

 

Time and Place:  

• Summer school classes will be offered during one morning session from 7:15 AM to 11:15 AM. 
• All courses will be held at Fairfield Senior High School.

 

 **Classes will only be offered if there is sufficient enrollment

 

Classes: The following courses will be offered in summer school. We will not be offering Advanced Credit Summer School (Health/PE/Career Pathways) courses this summer. 
English 9: Make-up only                                                                                                            

English 10: Make-up only                                                                                                             

English 11: Make-up only                                                                                                             

English 12: Make-up only                                                                                                             

Algebra I: Make-up only                                                                                                             

Geometry: Make-up only

Algebra II: Make-up only                                                                                                                 

World History: Make-up only

American History: Make-up only

Government: Make-up only

Biology: Make-up only                                                                                                           

Physical Science: Make-up only                                                                                                            

EOC Review: Make-up only (no credit will be given)

See the information listed below for dates and times. 

                                                                                

Prep Classes and Testing for the End of Course Exams (EOC)

• There will be a summer session (June 17 - 21, 2024) for students who are wanting to retake an EOC. 
• State law requires students to complete 10 hours of review per subject before taking any part(s) of the summer EOC. 
• Depending on the EOC you need to take the review times may change: There will be two sessions one from 7:15 to 9:15 am and one from 9:15-11:15 am.  Your review session time will be communicated with you prior to the course beginning. 
• EOC Tests will be given at Fairfield High School June 24– June 26, 2024.  EOC review courses will be free of charge for Fairfield students. There will be a charge for out-of-district students taking the EOC course(s).  There is no charge for the make-up tests.

Invitations to Elementary Summer School have been sent home through your child and have also been mailed. Only those students receiving invitations will be able to register for the Summer School Program. Thank you.

On this site, you will find resources for all subject areas, but truly the most beneficial activity for a student is to READ.  According to Scholastic, children who do read over the summer months tend to gain a month of reading proficiency.  Furthermore, research published by Jimmy Kim in The Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk shows that "Children who read four or more books over the summer do better on reading tests in the fall."  The best news is students should be encouraged to read for fun!  Reading over the summer does not have to be solely academic.  Encourage kids to read books and magazines with topics that they are excited about.