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TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214Academic Summer School Schedule

Prospect High School/ Class Meets: 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. John Hersey High School/Class Meets: 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

1st Semester - June 10 to June 27, 2019 2nd Semester - July 8 to July 25, 2019Week 1: Monday, June 10 to Thursday, June 13, 2019 Week 4: Monday, July 8 to Thursday, July 11, 2019 Week 2: Monday, June 17 to Thursday, June 20, 2019 Week 5: Monday, July 15 to Thursday, July 18, 2019 Week 3: Monday, June 24 to Thursday, June 27, 2019 Week 6: Monday, July 22 to Thursday, July 25, 2019

Driver Education 24-Day Semester (six weeks) at John Hersey High School

7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Sundown Academy

One 24-day semester at John Hersey High School/Class Meets 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Week 1: Monday, June 10 to Thursday, June 13, 2019 Week 2: Monday, June 17 to Thursday, June 20, 2019 Week 3: Monday, June 24 to Thursday, June 27, 2019 Week 4: Monday, July 8 to Thursday, July 11, 2019 Week 5: Monday, July 15 to Thursday, July 18, 2019 Week 6: Monday, July 22 to Thursday, July 25, 2019

Host Locations Prospect High School will host all core course options for Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows, and Wheeling High School students.

John Hersey High School will host all special programs for Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows, and Wheeling High School students. Special Programs held at John Hersey High School will include Driver Education, Transition English as a Second Language, ELL Career Academy, Summer Internship Program, Newcomer, Extended School Year, Skills Training and Upward Bound Programs.

Afternoon Driver Education classes and Sundown Academy evening classes will be at John Hersey High School.

Course sites may be adjusted based upon student enrollment. Families will be notified if changes are made.

Important Reminders Online registration begins March 8th at 8 a.m.

Driver Education registration begins April 2nd. See page 10-12 for details.

Computers will be available at your student’s home school for registration purposes.

Online Registration Instructions•Students and/or parents can register online and pay with a credit card. Please use the summer school registration link on your homeschool website to register your student.•You will need the following information to register online: student’s name; student ID number; date of birth; and phone number.•Instructions for registering online can be found on the school website. This is a secure site and all student demographic and credit card information is encrypted and secure. If registering online, you must pay by credit card.•If you do not have access to a computer and the Internet, computers will be available for your use at your student’s school, Monday through Thursday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Credit card, cash, check, or money order payments will be accepted if you come to the school to register online. For alternative programs, please register and makepayments at the program site.•PLEASE NOTE: There is no online registration for Driver Education, see instructions on page 10-12 and registration form on page 12.•Please call your student’s counselor if you have any academic questions.•For technical help with online registration please call: 847-718-7676.

Sundown Academy

Summer Sundown Academy is at John Hersey High School, 1900 E. Thomas, Arlington Heights, IL. Space is limited, so please register early.• Students who have completed their Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year are eligible to attend Sundown Academy.• Sundown Academy hours are 6:00 to 8:30 p.m; four nights per week; six weeks; 60 hours of course work.• Tuition and processing fees are the same as for regular day summer school and must be paid at the time of registration.• No bus transportation is provided to students attending Sundown Academy.• Students will be dropped from the Sundown summer school program, without refund, for more than 3.0 days of absence per 24-day session.

2018 Tuition & Fees

In-District Out-of-DistrictProcessing Fee (nonrefundable) $ 20.00 per student Processing Fee (nonrefundable) $ 20.00 per student1/2 Credit (3 weeks) $ 177.00 1/2 Credit (3 weeks) $355.00Online Courses - 1/2 Credit $ 177.00 Online Courses = 1/2 Credit $355.00Driver Education $ 350.00 Driver Education $350.00Bus Transportation Fee* $ 42.00 per semester Bus Transportation Fee* $ 42.00 per semesterReplacement Bus Pass $ 5.00 Replacement Bus Pass $ 5.00

*It is the responsibility of the students to meet the bus at a predetermined location and time (i.e., elementary or sender schools) which will then transport them to John Hersey and Prospect High Schools. Summer school transportation is only provided to your designated summer school site.1. Students will be dropped from the regular summer school program, without refund, for more than 1.5 days of absence per semester.2. Eligible students may apply for the District 214 Tuition Waiver through the office of the Associate Principal for Operations atthe student’s home high school. Fees are not waived.

For information regarding summer school call your student’s home school:

Buffalo Grove High School: Jill Maraldo, 847-718-4014; Mitzi Rayburn, 847-718-4015 Elk Grove High School: Megan Knight, 847-718-4414; Barb Jacobus, 847-718-4422; John Hersey High School: Ron Kiolbassa, 847-718-4814; Heather Kinsella, 847-718-4815Newcomer Center: Angela Sisi, 847-718-7836; Diane Guzman, 847-718-7937 Prospect High School: Adam Levinson, 847-718-5302; Jill Amati, 847-718-5213Rolling Meadows High School: Art Senteno 847-718-5621; Luisa Cantnese, 847-718-5613Sundown Academy: Dan Weidner, 847-718-7604The Academy at Forest View: Jack O’Neal, 847-718-7771; Emma Avilez, 847-718-7772 Vanguard School: Scott Scholten, 847-718-7888; Teresa Sotolo 847-718-7890; Pat Kain, 847-718-7861Wheeling High School: Chris Rugg, 847-718-7012; Kristina Westmoreland, 847-718-7013Summer School District Administrator: Adam Levinson, 847-718-7604

To report a student absence, please call the summer school site your student is attending: JHHS 847-718-4800 or PHS 847-718-5200

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02561/02562 Written & Oral CommunicationThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required 9th grade English class.

PHS(02561)

PHS(02562)

03481/03482 American Literature & CompositionThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required 11th grade English class. This is a self-paced online course but requires students to attend class daily.

PHS(03481)

PHS(03482)

02130 Senior EnglishThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat a semester of Senior English. This is a self-paced online course but requires students to attend class daily. This is a one-semester only course.

PHS(02130)

PHS(02130)

03841/03842 World Literature & CompositionThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required 10th grade English class.

PHS(03841)

PHS(03842)

03481/03482 American Literature & Composition

This online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required 11th grade English class. This is a self-paced online course but requires students to attend class daily.

Sundown @ JHHS

02130 Senior EnglishThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat a semester of Senior English. This is a self-paced online course but requires students to attend class daily. This is a one-semester only course.

Sundown @ JHHS

03841/03842 World Literature & CompositionThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required 10th grade English class.

Sundown @ JHHS

English Language Arts Course Offerings

1st Semester 2nd Semester

Mathematical Course Offerings


04600/04610 Algebra 60/61This course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS(04600)

PHS(04610)


PHS(04620)

PHS(04630)

04660/04670 Intermediate Algebra 66/67This online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat Intermediate Algebra 66 and Intermediate Algebra 67. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

PHS (04660)

PHS (04670)

1st Semester and 2nd Semester

Mathematical Course Offerings- Cont’d


PHS(04700)

PHS(04710)

04640/04650 Geometry 64/65This course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS(04640)

PHS(04650)

04720/04730 Geometry 72/73This course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS(04720)

PHS(04730)

04660/04670 Intermediate Algebra 66/67This online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat Intermediate Algebra 66 or Intermediate Algebra 67. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

Sundown @ JHHS

04740/04750 Advanced Algebra 74/75This online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat either Advanced Algebra 74 or Advanced Algebra 75. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

Sundown @ JHHS


05021/05022 BiologyThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS(05021)

PHS (05022)

05111/05112 ChemistryThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS (05111)

PHS (05112)

05161/05162 PhysicsThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat 11th grade Physics. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

PHS (05161)

PHS(05162)


05161/05162 PhysicsThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat 11th grade Physics. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

Sundown @ JHHS

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Natural Science Course Offerings

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Health Course Offerings


Social Science Course Offerings

07581/07582 World HistoryThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS (07581)

PHS (07582)

07641/07642 U.S. HistoryThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS (07641)

PHS (07642)

09311/09312 Human GeographyThis course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat their required class.

PHS (09311)

PHS (09312)


08690 Health EducationThis course is for students needing to replace a failing grade or repeat 10th grade Health Education. This is a one-semester only course.

PHS (08690)

PHS (08690)

08690 Health EducationThis course is for students needing to replace a failing grade or repeat 10th grade Health Education. This is an online self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily. This is a one-semester only course.

Sundown at JHHS

Finance Course Pathway Offerings


06210 Personal Finance- This course satisfies the Consumer Education graduation requirement. Priority enrollment will be given to 12th grade students needing the graduation requirement. This is a one-semester only course.

PHS(06210)

PHS(06210)

06210A Online Personal Finance- This 24-day online course satisfies the Consumer Education graduation requirement. Priority enrollment will be given to 12th grade students needing the graduation requirement. Freshmen students must attend one mandatory orientation class at PHS on June 108-9 a.m. iPad distribution for incoming freshmen9-11 a.m. Orientation class or5-6 p.m. iPad distribution for incoming freshmen6-8 p.m. Orientation classStudents not attending this class must complete the online orientation video. Orientation class location and video information will be shared prior to the start of class.

ONLINE(06210A)


07641/07642 U.S. HistoryThis online course is for students who want to replace a failing grade or repeat 11th grade U.S. History. This is a self-paced course but requires students to attend class daily.

Sundown at JHHS


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Enrichment Course Offerings

1st Semester 2nd Semester*05601/05602 Introduction to Business

This 6-week course provides students an orientation to career areas related to business, finance, and marketing. This course satisfies the Consumer Education graduation requirement.

PHS(05601/05602)

*06051/06052 Auto SystemsThis course provides a blend of hands on skills and theoretical knowledge of the automobile.

PHS(06051/6052)

*01260/06440 Graphic Art DesignThis course will present information about computers used in the graphic arts field including computer hardware, software, terminology, and desktop publishing. This course meets the fine arts graduation requirement.

PHS(01260/06440)

* 06830 Teacher Internship ProgramThis is a one-semester course.

PHS(06830)

*06881/06882 PLTW Introduction to Engineering DesignThis course encourages students to be creative and apply decision makng and problem solving skills to specific design problems.

PHS(06881/06882)

* 07790 American LawThis course is an orientation to America’s legal system and provides students with an oppportunity to explore potential careers within the field of law. This is a one semester course.

PHS(07790)

* 08181/ 08182 Introduction to Health Care FieldStudents must enroll in both semesters of this course. This course does not meet the Harper dual credit requirements.

PHS(08181/08182)

*10601/10602 AP Computer Principles and Mobile App DevelopmentThis orientation class provides students an overview to the informa-tion technology career pathway including computer programming and networking.

PHS(10601/10602)

* 60700 College Introduction to EducationThis honors course provides an introduction to teaching as a profession in the American Education system.This is a one-semester course.

PHS(60700)

*57800 Introduction to Culinary ArtsThis is an introductory course in food preparation and nutrition that includes classroom and laboratory experiences. This is a one-semester course.

PHS(57800)

*57900 Advanced Culinary ArtsThis class is a continuation of the principles and techniques taught in In-troduction to Culinary Arts using and expanding the students’ knowledge as they study advanced techniques and applications.This is a one-semester course.

PHS(57900)

Students may choose from theses career pathways opportunities to explore a post-secondary career program.

*Students enrolled in this course must take next course sequence during the 2019-20 school year. Enrollment is based upon capacity and course availability. Students must see their counselor to be enrolled in this summer school course and subsequent courses during the 19-20 school year.

* 66100 College Summer Theatre: PerformanceThis course involves comprehensive experiences in performance theatre arts. Students must perform as part of this course work. To be enrolled in this course, students must meet dual credit prerequisites, complete dual credit prerequisites and requirements. This course satisfies the district fine arts graduation requirement. This class is intended for juniors and rising seniors. Registration deadline for this course is April 26th.

PHS(66100)

* 66200 College Summer Theatre:TechThis course involves comprehensive technical experiences in perfomance theatre arts. To be enrolled in this course, students must meet dual credit prerequisites, complete dual credit prerequisites and requirements. This course satisfies the district fine arts graduation requirement .This class is intended for juniors and rising seniors. Registration deadline for this course is April 26th.

PHS(66200)

* 66830 Introduction to AviationThis one-week course acquaints students with the many aspects of career opportunities in the aviation industry. To be enrolled in this course, students must meet dual credit prerequisites and complete dual credit prerequisites and complete dual credit requirements. This class is intended for seniors as a prerequisite for the Aviation pathway and requires acceptance into the Aviation Academy for the 2019-20 school year.

PHS(66830)

PHS(66830)

Students may choose from theses career pathways opportunities to explore a post-secondary career program.

*Students enrolled in this course must take next course sequence during the 2019-20 school year. Enrollment is based upon capacity and course availability. Students must see their counselor to be enrolled in this summer school course and subsequent courses during the 19-20 school year.

Enrichment Course Offerings


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01250 Art SurveyThis course offers student a hands-on art experience. This is a one-semester art course.

PHS(01250)

PHS (01250)

02320 Excelling in Honors & AP CourseThis class will prepare students for success in honors and Advanced Placement courses. Topics include: study skills, time management, test taking strategies, ACT/SAT skill development, document analysis, digital citizenship, and essay development. This class also incorporates guest speakers on topics such as Career Pathways, District 214 internship programs, TDP Summer Enrichment and the importance of getting involved in co-curricular activities. Students will receive 0.5 elective credit and a grade of P (pass) or NC (No credit). This is one-semester course is not recommended for juniors and seniors.

PHS(02320)

PHS (02320)

08960 Upward Bound ElectiveStudents attending The Academy have priority registration. All registration materials and payments must be made at their home high school. For further information, contact 847-718-7772.

JHHS(08960)

08990 Upward Bound-Physical EducationFor further information, contact 847-718-7772.

JHHS(08990)

09851 Internship Program-(6 weeks/ 2 semesters)Space is limited, please register early. Applications are available online through Apply214. Students will be notified of placement shortly thereafter.

JHHS (09851)


Miscellaneous Course Offerings

By Invitation Course Offerings These courses are by invitation only. For questions, please contact your building’s division head.


02280 Transition Language ArtsJHHS students will attend class at JHHS. All other students will attend PHS. This is a one-semester only course.

JHHS/PHS(02280)

JHHS/PHS (02280)

02291/02292 Transition English as a Second Language JHHS(02291)

JHHS(02292)

04270/04280 Bridge to Algebra PHS (04270/04280)

PHS(04270/04280)

04330 Bridge to Honors MathThis is a one-semester only course.

PHS(04330)

PHS(04330)

* 04820/04830 Honors Geometry 82/83This is a two-semester blended learning course.*Students enrolled in this course must take next course sequence during the 2019-20 school year. Enrollment is based upon capacity. Only students enrolled during early registration are guaranteed a spot in the 2019-20 next course sequencing.”

PHS(04820)

PHS(04830)

04840/04850 Honors PrecalculusThis course is to prepare students for AP Calculus AB and/or a mathematics college calculus course.

PHS(04840)

PHS(04850)

06500 ELL Career Academy ( Year 1) - Career Exploration JHHS(06500)

JHHS(06500)

1st Semester and 2nd Semester04330A Bridge to Honors Math

This is a 24-day self-paced online course.This is a one-semester only course.

PHS (04330A)

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2019 TDP Summer Enrichment

Performing In A Musical Production

Understanding The World Of Wall Street

Exploring The Field Of Engineering

Learning How To Develop Apps

Discovering The World Of Graphic Arts

Enhancing Artistic Skills Through Drawing

These innovative learning opportunities are now available to students through District 214’s TDP Enrichment Program. These seminars feature focused study on targeted topics outside of what might be offered during the traditional school day.A full list of courses, dates and registration link can be found on your home school website.

These non-credit seminars are led by District 214 teachers and typically run from 9am to 12pm or 1pm to 4pm in the following 4-day sessions. Some exceptions may apply. Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from class sites. Sessions will be offered at varying high schools throughout the district- see district website for details.

June 10-13

June 17-20

June 24-27

July 8-11

July 15-18

July 22-25

The cost is $75 per seminar, plus applicable fees. Registration begins April 1st and the registration deadline is Friday, May 31st. Courses are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment numbers are not met. Refunds will only be given if the course is cancelled.Contact Lyn Comer-Jaworski, TDP Coordinator, at [email protected] or your school’s Associate Principal of Instruction with any questions.

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Driver Education 2019Registration Begins Tuesday, APRIL 2, 2019

John Hersey High School will host students from Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling High Schools.

One 24-Day Semester (six weeks) at John Hersey High School 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Six Week Time Schedule Week 1: Monday, June 10 to Thursday, June 13, 2019 Week 2: Monday, June 17 to Thursday, June 20, 2019 Week 3: Monday, June 24 to Thursday, June 27, 2019 Week 4: Monday, July 8 to Thursday, July 11, 2019 Week 5: Monday, July 15 to Thursday, July 18, 2019 Week 6: Monday, July 22 to Thursday, July 25, 2019

24-Day Semester (six weeks) at John Hersey High School 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Six Week Time Schedule Week 1: Monday, June 10 to Thursday, June 13, 2019 Week 2: Monday, June 17 to Thursday, June 20, 2019 Week 3: Monday, June 24 to Thursday, June 27, 2019 Week 4: Monday, July 8 to Thursday, July 11, 2019 Week 5: Monday, July 15 to Thursday, July 18, 2019 Week 6: Monday, July 22 to Thursday, July 25, 2019

One 24 - Day Semester09650/09660 Driver Education Class & Lab JHHS09650/09660 Driver Education Class & Lab (evening class) JHHS

1. Buffalo Grove students must register for Driver Education classes in the PE/Health/Driver Education office; Elk Grove, John Hersey, and Rolling Meadows High School students must register in the Student Services office; Prospect High School students must register in Room 172-PE Office, and Wheeling High School students must register in the main office. 2. In order to register for summer Driver Education, students must be 15 years of age or older by the first day of class and meet the eight-course rule.3. Students will be enrolled in summer Driver Education on a first come, first served basis beginning with the opening of registration on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, and ending when all seats are taken.4. Students can register for summer Driver Education before school, until the first period passing bell, and after school during the activity period. Parents can register students any time during the school day.5. Students must turn in a registration form and pay all tuition and fees to hold a place in the program. Upon registration, students will be given information about obtaining a State Learner’s Permit. A student driver may not obtain his/her instructional permit more than 30 days prior to beginning the classroom portion of driver education.6. The Driver Education tuition is nonrefundable except in the event of an administrative decision that precludes the student from taking Driver Education (e.g., canceled session), the student is ineligible due to a second semester failure, or a written request for refund is approved by the program director.7. There is no special bus transportation provided for Driver Education students. Students in the 7:30a.m. and 10:00a. sections have the option to be transported on regular summer school buses. No transportation is available for the 3:30p.m. or 6:00p.m. sections.

Student AttendanceDue to the intense concentration of our summer school curriculum, it is imperative that students attend class each and every day. As outlined below, students will be administratively dropped from summer school, without refund, for any combination of tardies and/or absences greater than 1.5 days each semester. Students who are administratively dropped due to attendance will receive a “WF” as a grade for the summer school course.TardinessStudents arriving to class after the last bell has sounded will be considered tardy. Students arriving to class more than fifteen minutes late will be required to obtain an “admit” pass from the dean or the summer school administrative assistant.DefinitionsFull day absence: Any absence in excess of two hours in a given day.1/2 day absence: Arriving to class between 15 minutes to 2 hours late, either at the beginning of the day or returning for any class break.Tardy to class: Arriving to class up to 15 minutes late, either at the beginning of the day or returning from any class break. Students accumulating three (3) tardies in a semester will receive a 1/2 day absence.To report a student absence, please call: JHHS 847-718-4801 or PHS 847-718-5201 Due to inclement weather, students may be required to attend a make up day.

Driver Education Student AttendanceDaily attendance is mandatory in order to meet classroom and practice time required by law. Accordingly, students are not allowed any absences. Students may be dropped from the summer school Driver Education Program, without refund, for any absence.

Sundown Academy Student AttendanceStudents will be administratively dropped from summer school, without refund, for any combination of tardies and/or absences greater than 3.0 sessions each semester. Students who are administratively dropped due to attendance will receive a “WF” as a grade for the summer school course.

Academic Program RefundsFor online registration and credit cards, refunds will be done on the online system.For online registration and either a check, cash, or money order, refunds will be processed by the home school.

If a student drops a summer school course after paying tuition and fees the following refund schedule will apply.1st Semester 2nd SemesterFull Refund: Anytime District 214 cancels a class. Full Refund: Any time District 214 cancels a class.Full Refund: Before the end of the business day on 6/10/19. Full Refund: Before the end of the business day on 7/8/19No Refund: After the end of the business day on 6/10/19. No Refund: After the end of the business day on 7/8/19REFUND CHECKS WILL BE PROCESSED AFTER THE FIRST BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING IN JULY.

NO refunds are granted for the $20.00 processing fee. Students who are administratively dropped from a course due to absences, tardiness, or disciplinary reasons will forfeit all tuition and fees. Once a given summer school semester begins, there is no prorated refund of the transportation fee.

Driver Education Program Refunds

REFUND CHECKS WILL BE PROCESSED AFTER THE FIRST BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING IN JULY.

Driver Education tuition is nonrefundable except in the following cases: a. an administrative decision that precludes the student from taking driver education (e.g. canceled session); b. the student is ineligible due to second semester final grades; or c. the approval of a written request by the program director.

Note: During the summer, a course is compacted into 12 five-hour days. This means that one summer school day is equivalent to about 1.5 weeks of a regular school year semester.

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By checking the box at the left you consent to have your student use the Internet subject to the District 214 Network Facilities Internet Access Procedures for students.

BycheckingtheboxattheleftyougivepermissiontotheDistrict214stafftotakenecessaryemergencyactionstoprotectthe health and welfare of your student.

Please print the name of a person who will assume responsibility in medical emergencies during summer school. Name _________________________________________________Home Phone #_________________________ Cell #__________________ Alternate Name ________________________________________Home Phone #__________________________Cell #__________________Listspecificmedicalallergies,routinemedications,chronicillnesses,orotherconditions_______________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yes,theschoolnursemayadministergenericTylenol,accordingtopackagedirections,tomystudent.

Parent/Guardian Signature_________________________________Student Signature____________________________________________

Name_______________________________________________________________________________ Last First MI ID# Address_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City ZipParent/Guardian EmergencySignature_________________________________ Name & #_______________________________________________________ Student has a hearing impairment and needs an interpreter. Student has a 504 Plan. Student has an IEP.

TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 214 DRIVER EDUCATION

SUMMER SCHOOL 2019 ENROLLMENT FORMPRINT CLEARLY, PRESS FIRMLY

Male_____ Female_____ Home #______________ Parent Work #_____________________ Parent Cell # _____________________ Birth Date ____________ Class of______________

One 24-Day (6 weeks) Semester at JHHS June 10 to July 25, 2019Check one: _____ Early Morning Session 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m._____ Mid Morning Session 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m._____ Afternoon Session 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m._____ Evening Session 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. *Please note that there is no transportation provided to students attending the afternoon and evening session.

For Office Use Only Driver Education: Class & Lab = $350 Processing Fee $___$20.00_____ D214 Tuition Waiver (there is no reduced tuition for summer school) Driver Education Tuition $______________ 1st 3-Weeks Bus Pass Rec’d __________ Stop # __________ Bus - 1st 3-Weeks $______________ 2nd 3-Weeks Bus Pass Rec’d _________ Stop # __________ Bus - 2nd 3-Weeks $______________ Cashier’s Initials ____________ Check #__________ Cash __________ TOTAL DUE $______________

•MakeallcheckspayabletoTownship High School District 214 (one per student).•NO refund of tuition after the first day of class. See refund guidelines on page 9.•Refunds are processed after June 29, 2019;checksaremailedafterthefirstBoardofEducationmeetinginJuly.•The$20.00(oneperstudent)processingfeeisnonrefundable.•TheprocessingandbusfeesarenotincludedwhenapplyingfortheDistrict214TuitionWaiver.•ThereareNOrefundsforthebusfeeaftertheendofthefirstdayofschool.

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Date _____________________Please complete this form then go to your Student’s Home School to complete the registration process.

Township High School District 214 Summer Athletic Program (SAP)

Participant EligibilityAnyone who is a resident of Township High School District 214 and is of high school age or younger may participate in the Summer Athletic Program (SAP). Grade/age level is often designated in the title or description of each camp/class. Grade level is defined as the grade the student will enter in the coming fall.

Registration Begins Tuesday, April 2, 2019Registration Deadline, Without Late Fee, Friday, May 24, 2019

Camp Calendar/Schedule Camps may meet Monday through Thursday. Individual camps that meet during the summer school day should not span both semesters of summer school. Check the District website for specific information.

Session 1: June 10 to July 3, 2019 Session 2: July 8 to August 1, 2019 Monday - Thursday Monday - Thursday (No camps on July 4th)

Registration - Students register online and pay with a credit card. Those students who choose to pay by either check or cash must do so in the Student Activities or Athletics office at the school where the camp is being held.

Tuition & Fees - Checks should be made payable to the school sponsoring the camp.Registration Fee per camp (nonrefundable): $19.00 Administration Fee (per contact hour) $ 0.25 Camp Tuition (per contact hour) $ 3.18*Late Fee per registrant (nonrefundable after midnight 5/25/19) $10.00 Additional Fees by Camp - Shirts, League & Other Fees Variable

*Without exception, students who register after Friday, May 24, 2019 will be charged the late fee.Fee Waiver - Only students who receive a District 214 Fee Waiver (unrelated to the free/reduced lunch program), are eligible for waiver of camp tuition. Only the camp tuition is waived. All students must pay the registration fee and other camp fees (shirt, league, and other).

Refunds1. All tuition and fees are refunded if camp is canceled by District 214.2. All tuition and fees are refunded upon presentation of a signed doctor’s note. The refund is prorated (by contact hour) based upon the date of the doctor’s note.3. There is no refund for absence due to vacations, etc.4. There is no refund after the passage of 1/2 of the scheduled contact hours of the camp.5. There is no refund for sessions canceled or time lost due to inclement weather.

Transportation - There is no transportation provided for SAP participants.

Cancellation Hotline - Each school will set up a cancellation/information hotline. The District 214 heat/humidity and lightning guidelines will be strictly enforced and followed. Sessions canceled due to bad weather will not be rescheduled.

Insurance- Students are responsible for their own medical insurance coverage.

For More Information Call

Buffalo Grove High School: Kym Corbett, 847-718-4020 Elk Grove High School: Bob Murphy, 847-718-4418 John Hersey High School: John Novak, 847-718-4818 Prospect High School: Amy Nickel, 847-718-5233 Rolling Meadows High School: Caitlin Carpenter, 847-718-5620 Wheeling High School: Don Rowley, 847-718-7028 Aquatics: Steve Grzybek, [email protected] District Administrator: Kurt Laakso, 847-718-7647

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