Summer School
2023 Westlake High School
Summer School Program
All courses have accelerated instruction in a general education setting. High School Summer School is for current high school students and incoming 9th graders only.
Click the appropriate course to access Enrollment Forms
Session 1 8am-2:30pm Session 2 8am-2:30pm
May 30-June 2, June 5-June 9 June 12-16, June 20-23
Credit Recovery Credit Recovery
Students should contact their counselor to gain approval for summer school credit recovery courses. Once approval is obtained, the enrollment form should be submitted and payment should be made online.
Geometry
Geometry 1A Geometry 1B
May 30-June 2, June 5-June 9, June 12-16, June 20-23 June 26-30, July 10-14, July 17-21, July 24-26
Class 1: 8:00am-11:00am Class 1: 8:00am-11:00am
Class 2: 11:30-2:30 Class 2: 11:30-2:30
Students will choose a time slot (Class 1 or Class 2) in each session. Students must complete Session 1A and 1B to complete the course.
Summer School Enrollment will open March 7
After you have filled out the form, please click here to make a payment.
For questions please contact:
Christi Ford: cford@eanesisd.net
Haley Gaddis: hgaddis@eanesisd.net
2023 Summer School
Payment Information
All courses have accelerated instruction in a general education setting.
2023 Summer School Payment Information
Eanes Students $300 per session
All payments must be by credit card using this link:
WHS Summer School 2023 In District
Tuition Refund Policy
- Students who withdraw on or before May 30, 2023 for Summer Session 1 or June 12th, 2023 for Summer Session 2, will receive a full refund.
- There will be no refunds for withdrawals after May 30 or June 12th.
- Tuition will be refunded for classes that do not make as a result of low enrollment
Guidelines
Information/GuidelinesStudents are given the opportunity to sign up for any academic or exploration courses offered. The Summer School Handbook and Enrollment forms contain valuable information for summer school participation. |
Academic CoursesWestlake Summer School Academic Courses are an extension of the school's regular academic program designed to provide students with opportunities to gain academic credit. |
Offering InformationAll courses have accelerated instruction in a general education setting. AttendanceAttendance is very important, especially since the course work covers all of the Texas Essential Knowledge & Skills (TEKS). If a student misses more than 6.5 hours during one summer session, he/she will be withdrawn from summer school, credit denied, and tuition will be forfeited. A tardy will be counted as missed instruction time. A tardy up to 15 minutes will be counted as 30 minutes of missed instruction and a tardy more than 30 minutes will be counted as one hour of missed instruction time. A student has the right to appeal to the principal, should there be absences caused by extenuating circumstances. Students should report directly to their assigned room upon arrival. If a student has been absent for any reason, he/she must bring a note from home to the summer school principal's office. If a student must leave class, regardless of the reason, the student must check-out through the principal's office. Dress CodeDress code standards for the regular school year will apply. Students should dress in a manner that is clean and neat and that will not be a health or safety hazard to themselves or others. TechnologyStudents are expected to comply with behavior requirements outlined in the Technology Responsible Use Guidelines. |
GradingGrading standards for the regular school year will apply. Credit will be awarded if documentation verifies both mastery of course objectives and required attendance. A recommendation from the summer school principal to the campus principal will be made concerning credit. The grade will appear on a student’s transcript, but Summer School grades are not used when calculating a student's GPA or Top 10% standing in the class at Westlake High School. ConductStudents are expected to comply with behavior requirements outlined in the EISD Student Code of Conduct. A violation of the Code or disruption of a class can result in the student being withdrawn from summer school with no refund of his or her tuition, as well as other Student Code of Conduct disciplinary actions. A student who commits an offense that would result in a mandatory DAEP placement will be removed and no refund will be provided. DAEP offenses will require hearings and possible DAEP placement in the Fall semester. BreaksSnacks and refreshments will be available through the school's vending machines or can be brought from home. Summer School is a closed campus. Students may not leave during breaks. A 20-30 minute lunch will be built into the class schedule. Lunch will not be provided. Please bring a lunch daily. Contacting a Student During School HoursIf an emergency arises, a summer school student may be reached by calling 512-732-9220. |