East Wake High School

2025 Summer School

Application Information

Thank you for your interest in applying to attend the 2025 East Wake Magnet High School Summer School program. Our Summer School program this year will have two pathways for students to participate.

General Information:

• Dates: July 7th-August 1st (July 31 and August 1 are reserved for testing as needed)
• Location: On Site and Blended will be at East Wake High School Media Center. 
• Morning Session: 8:00am-11:30 am (One 10-minute break will be held at 10:00am)
• Afternoon Session: 12:00pm-3:30pm (One 10-minute break will be held at 2:00pm)

Summer School Pathways:

Students will indicate on their application a preference for one of the following pathways. Each pathway is slightly different in how the student engages with their assigned coursework and expectations for assignments as listed below. Please review these carefully in order to make the best decision for your summer school preference.

1. On-site students
   1. Report to campus each day during their assigned session (morning or afternoon).
   2. Students will take the Pre and Post Assessment for each assigned course objective.
   3. Students are able to place out of objectives based on their score on the Pre Assessment.
   4. Students will earn a credit (P) upon successful completion of the assigned course work. No final/cumulative exam is required.
   5. All course work must be completed by the end of the summer school session.
2. Blended - Onsite/Offsite students
   1. May be on/off site for credit recovery course (will be assigned to a morning/afternoon session) and can report as they are able.
   2. Coursework modules can be completed at home.
   3. Student must be onsite for all post assessments.
   4. Student will take pre and post assessments for each objective onsite.
   5. Student will earn a credit (P) upon succesful completion of their assigned course work. No final/cumulative exam is required.

The primary option will be for students to report to campus each day to complete their assigned course work. On Site and Blended (On Site/Off Site) students will be assigned to either a morning OR afternoon session. A student may be offered the opportunity to enroll in a maximum of one (1) credit recovery course at a time. Students may be offered the opportunity to earn additional credits upon successful completion of an initial course. We will have a limited number of seats available for summer school this year. In addition to reviewing a student’s attendance/participation in their courses and academic history, the following criteria will be considered to determine which students are offered the opportunity to attend summer school this year. 

In order to be eligible for our Summer School Credit Recovery program, students must have earned a failing grade of 40 or higher AND have 30 or less total absences in the course. Students who do not meet these criteria will not be eligible for our Summer School Credit Recovery program. 

Students are admitted in the following priority order:

1. Seniors needing a class to graduate (Class of 2025)
2. Juniors needing a class to be promoted/graduate on time (Class of 2026)
3. Sophomores needing a class to be promoted
4. Freshmen needing a class to be promoted

Please review the following information. More detailed information regarding expectations will be shared with students offered the opportunity to attend.

Attendance:

On-Site students are expected to report to campus every day and work for their entire assigned session (until course completion). Blended Onsite/Off site students are expected to log in and complete their assigned assignments each day. Blended Onsite/Offsite Students who do not log in each day will be considered absent. Blended Onsite/Offsite students with unexcused absences might not finish their courses or could lose their seat to a wait-listed student. TWO (2) absences are allowed for all courses. Upon the third absence, the student will be dropped from the course and no credit will be earned. 

Transportation:

On-site and Blended Students are expected to provide their own transportation for their assigned session (Morning or Afternoon). Bus Transportation will not be available this year and students are expected to arrive/depart campus on time for their assigned session. 

Please complete the linked application by 4:00 pm on Tuesday, June 17th. Applications will be reviewed and those students who are offered the opportunity to attend will be contacted beginning on Wednesday, June 18th. Applications received after Tuesday, June 17th will be added to our wait-list and considered as seats in our program become available.